| It is also associated with prior surgery, trauma, diabetes mellitus and in patients receiving intravenous hyperalimentation. |
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| If surgery cannot safely be postponed, parenteral or enteral hyperalimentation should be started. |
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| Nasogastric tubes are rarely necessary, and parenteral hyperalimentation is fraught with potential complications. |
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| Intravenous hyperalimentation may be required until the gastrointestinal tract is functioning. |
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| She gradually improved with conservative therapy using broad spectrum antibiotics and parenteral hyperalimentation. |
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| Karen was admitted to New York's Lenox Hill Hospital on 20 September 1982 to begin hyperalimentation, or intravenous feeding. |
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| Medicare Note: Claims for intravenous hyperalimentation must indicate the medical necessity. |
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| The hyperalimentation process completely replaced all of her nutritional needs, and a precise daily calorie intake was dispensed through the catheter. |
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| One of the major advances in the treatment of the critically burned has been the use of hyperalimentation, a procedure in which total nutritional support can be provided through a catheter placed into a large central vein. |
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| This loss of control was known to often spark fear in patients, and doctors who oppose hyperalimentation argue that it does not teach the patient to eat properly. |
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