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Continuous or Intermittent Feeding: Pros and Cons

journals.lww.com July 27, 2019

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Although there are limited studies investigating the safety and efficacy of an intermittent rather than continuous feeding regimen in critically ill adults, there are several theoretical advantages. Further studies should investigate these and in the meantime, feeding regimens should be devised based on individual patient factors. Few studies have investigated the effect of intermittent feeding over continuous feeding.

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