A study on impact of perioperative nutrition support in surgical gastroenterology patients in era of eras

Background: Preoperative malnutrition is common in surgical patients and has been associated with poor clinical outcomes. Aim Objective: This study undertaken to assess the role of perioperative nutrition on mortality morbidity who are moderately severely undernourished Indian patients. Methodology: Prospective randomized control study, approved from budget committee research methology ethical Nizam Institute Medical Science was taken prior study. The will be interview within 24 hours admission for information nutritional status disease severity according items NRS -2002, total score 0-7,with >3 means no risk. All intervention group both nourished receive enteral 7 days before surgery. Results: A 1315 consecutive admitted department gastroenterology ward January 2014 July 2015 institute medical science evaluated assessment.100 malnourished were included Mean age all groups 44.61-+13.5. scores 72% 3 56% 3. Only one patient received combined % either parenteral only or nutrition. Prealbumin levels higher >15 mg/dl about 68% without lower level severly 52% 44% 44%. blood loss but when compared between there significant difference loss. Conclusion: present does not favour preoperative support 4 as LOS.