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See Latest ArticlesErrors in Emergency Feeds in Inherited Metabolic Disorders: a Randomised Controlled Trial of Three Preparation Methods
BMJ - Archives of Diseases in Childhood, 10/30/09
Ozel HG et al. – Overall, using pre–measured sachets was more accurate in EF production. Pre–measured sachets are likely to decrease preparation error and, therefore, reduce the risk of feed intolerance, particularly osmotic diarrhoea, and consequential metabolic decompensation and encephalopathy.
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