Aleksandra Kapała: Nutritional problems of patients after gastrectomy and the risk of malnutrition
Aleksandra Kapała, Head of Department of Oncology Diagnostics in Maria Skłodowska-Curie National Research Institute of Oncology, shared an article by Ewelina Grochowska, et al. on LinkedIn:
“After a total gastrectomy, the group of cancer patients presents one of the most challenging cases for nutritional care. The altered anatomy, malabsorption issues, risk of profound deficiencies, and the effects of a catabolic disease are the main factors contributing to significant weight loss.
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Grochowska, E., Gazi, A., Surwiłło-Snarska, A., & Kapała, A. (2024). Nutritional problems of patients after gastrectomy and the risk of developing malnutrition. Nowotwory. Journal of Oncology.”
Nutritional problems of patients after gastrectomy and the risk of malnutrition.
Authors: Ewelina Grochowska, et al.
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