Effects of early excision and aggressive enteral feeding on hypermetabolism, catabolism, and sepsis after severe burn

Keyphrases

• Sepsis 100%
• Severe Burns 100%
• Muscle Protein 100%
• Nutritional Support 100%
• Energy Expenditure 100%
• Early Excision 100%
• Hypermetabolism 100%
• Catabolism 100%
• Enteral Feeding 100%
• Protein Catabolism 100%
• Hypermetabolic 50%
• Protein Kinetics 50%
• Muscle Anabolism 50%
• Skeletal muscle 50%
• Burn Sepsis 50%
• Excision 50%
• Treatment Group 50%
• Bacterial Colonization 50%
• Wound Excision 50%
• Burn Excision 50%
• Early Treatment 50%
• Resting Energy Expenditure 50%
• Aggressive Treatment 50%
• Analytic Study 50%
• Infectious Outcomes 50%
• Wound Sepsis 50%
• Quantitative Culture 50%
• Early Aggressive Treatment 50%
• Wound Colonization 50%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Thermal Burn 100%
• Sepsis 100%
• Enteric Feeding 100%
• Hypermetabolism 100%
• Nutritional Support 66%
• Energy Expenditure 66%
• Muscle Protein 66%
• Protein Degradation 66%
• Wound 33%
• Bacterial Colonization 33%
• Debridement 33%
• Burn Excision 33%
• Grafting 33%
• Resting Energy Expenditure 33%
• Skeletal Muscle 33%