Nutrient Deficiency Correction in Ovarian Cancer Patients Following Surgical Treatment: a Clinical Case
Background. According to some studies, nutrient deficiencies reach an over-70% prevalence in ovarian cancer, among other gynaecological malignancies, thus constituting an important risk factor for postoperative mortality, surgical complications and longer hospital stays. Therefore, effective nutrien...
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| author | L. I. Bashirova A. S. Safonov R. R. Kamilova D. O. Lipatov A. A. Bakirov A. V. Samorodov |
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| description | Background. According to some studies, nutrient deficiencies reach an over-70% prevalence in ovarian cancer, among other gynaecological malignancies, thus constituting an important risk factor for postoperative mortality, surgical complications and longer hospital stays. Therefore, effective nutrient deficiency correction methods are warranted to improve the ovarian cancer outcomes, especially in patients following radical surgical interventions. New systematic evidence emerges in literature on the impact of such novel methods on the critical status of variant-category patients. Meanwhile, such evidence bears a recommendatory value only, with no current standard or protocol assumed for nutrient deficiency management. This issue presently remains open and requires careful research and analysis.Materials and methods. The clinical case demonstrates the efficacy of nutrient deficiency correction in an ovarian cancer patient following an individualised radical surgery.Results and discussion. The energy supplied on day 1 was >42%, >83% on day 3, and the target values had been achieved by day 7 of intensive therapy. The nutrient deficiency marker dynamics revealed the growth of transferrin, triglycerides and peripheral blood lymphocyte counts as early as by day 3 post-surgery. Albumin was the latest to respond, increasing only on day 7.Conclusion. The introduction of novel nutrition strategies and knowledge of their impact depend on further high-quality research, especially prospective studies, incorporating a greater homogeneity of intervention types and clinical outcomes, as well as wider sampling of female ovarian cancer. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-652fa1a333d840a5987cfd4f4bea3e562025-08-20T03:19:20ZengBashkir State Medical UniversityКреативная хирургия и онкология2076-30932307-05012022-06-01121818610.24060/2076-3093-2022-12-1-81-86470Nutrient Deficiency Correction in Ovarian Cancer Patients Following Surgical Treatment: a Clinical CaseL. I. Bashirova0A. S. Safonov1R. R. Kamilova2D. O. Lipatov3A. A. Bakirov4A. V. Samorodov5Bashkir State Medical UniversityG.G. Kuvatov Republican Clinical Hospital; Medical and Biological School of Innovation and Continuous Education, Burnasyan Federal Medical Biophysical Centre of the Federal Medical and Biological AgencyBashkir State Medical UniversityBashkir State Medical UniversityBashkir State Medical UniversityBashkir State Medical UniversityBackground. According to some studies, nutrient deficiencies reach an over-70% prevalence in ovarian cancer, among other gynaecological malignancies, thus constituting an important risk factor for postoperative mortality, surgical complications and longer hospital stays. Therefore, effective nutrient deficiency correction methods are warranted to improve the ovarian cancer outcomes, especially in patients following radical surgical interventions. New systematic evidence emerges in literature on the impact of such novel methods on the critical status of variant-category patients. Meanwhile, such evidence bears a recommendatory value only, with no current standard or protocol assumed for nutrient deficiency management. This issue presently remains open and requires careful research and analysis.Materials and methods. The clinical case demonstrates the efficacy of nutrient deficiency correction in an ovarian cancer patient following an individualised radical surgery.Results and discussion. The energy supplied on day 1 was >42%, >83% on day 3, and the target values had been achieved by day 7 of intensive therapy. The nutrient deficiency marker dynamics revealed the growth of transferrin, triglycerides and peripheral blood lymphocyte counts as early as by day 3 post-surgery. Albumin was the latest to respond, increasing only on day 7.Conclusion. The introduction of novel nutrition strategies and knowledge of their impact depend on further high-quality research, especially prospective studies, incorporating a greater homogeneity of intervention types and clinical outcomes, as well as wider sampling of female ovarian cancer.https://www.surgonco.ru/jour/article/view/679ovarian cancernutritional statusnutritional assessmentmalnutritionpostoperative complicationsnutrientsenteral nutrition |
| spellingShingle | L. I. Bashirova A. S. Safonov R. R. Kamilova D. O. Lipatov A. A. Bakirov A. V. Samorodov Nutrient Deficiency Correction in Ovarian Cancer Patients Following Surgical Treatment: a Clinical Case Креативная хирургия и онкология ovarian cancer nutritional status nutritional assessment malnutrition postoperative complications nutrients enteral nutrition |
| title | Nutrient Deficiency Correction in Ovarian Cancer Patients Following Surgical Treatment: a Clinical Case |
| title_full | Nutrient Deficiency Correction in Ovarian Cancer Patients Following Surgical Treatment: a Clinical Case |
| title_fullStr | Nutrient Deficiency Correction in Ovarian Cancer Patients Following Surgical Treatment: a Clinical Case |
| title_full_unstemmed | Nutrient Deficiency Correction in Ovarian Cancer Patients Following Surgical Treatment: a Clinical Case |
| title_short | Nutrient Deficiency Correction in Ovarian Cancer Patients Following Surgical Treatment: a Clinical Case |
| title_sort | nutrient deficiency correction in ovarian cancer patients following surgical treatment a clinical case |
| topic | ovarian cancer nutritional status nutritional assessment malnutrition postoperative complications nutrients enteral nutrition |
| url | https://www.surgonco.ru/jour/article/view/679 |
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