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Complications of parenteral nutrition,cause these procedures must be carried out at temperatures where water is a liquid. Hence for immunocytochemistry, as well as enzyme cytochemistry, chemical fixation is currently an unavoidable prerequisite. As discussed in Chapter 4, an exception to this statement is the freeze-substitution approac

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Book 1990ts and to make sure the treatment is simplified and available to all those who may require this treatment. This book is not designed to be an overall comprehensive review of parenteral nutrition. It is meant to set out simple guidelines and the requirements for effective TPN both in hospital and at

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ity has been made so simple that it is no longer the province of the specialized surgeon or physician. Indeed, as with the management of chronic renal failure so now with short bowel disease, home parenteral nutrition has become a reality, though this still requires a specialist team dedicated to it

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Algorithmic Learning in a Random Worldt to therapy when the gut may be functional, e.g. in acute renal failure. Wherever possible it is agreed that enteral nutrition should be embarked upon as the main nutritional support system providing the gut is functional and the patient is cooperative.

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EU Law on Unfair Commercial Practicesan be categorized into two groups: vascular and metabolic. The vascular complications have been dealt with in an earlier chapter. This discussion will therefore concentrate on the metabolic and haemodynamic complications of TPN.

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