Tolerance and Acceptability of a Low-Calorie Paediatric Peptide Enteral Tube Formula: A Multicentre Trial in the United Kingdom
The prevalence of Cerebral Palsy (CP) children who require a low-calorie feed is between 8-15%. ESPGHAN working group recommend using a low-fat, low-calorie, high fibre, micronutrient replete formula for immobile Neurological Impaired children.
Children aged 1-11 years with neurological issues were recruited from UK National Health Service (NHS). Participants were given the new low-c...
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