Home Parenteral Nutrition

PART I: Part I 1: History of parenteral nutrition, M Elia, University of Southampton, UK 2: Home artificial nutrition in Europe, A Van Gossum 3: Use of home parenteral nutrition in the United States, L Howard, Albany Medical Center, USA 4: Home parenteral nutrition: adults Canadian program, KN Jeejeebhoy, St. Michael's Hospital, Toronto, Canada, J Allard, Toronto General Hospital, Canada, and L Gramlich, University of Alberta and Royal Hospital, Canada 5: Home parenteral nutrition in Australia and New Zealand, PA Ball, Charles Sturt University, Australia PART II: Clinical conditions 6: Short bowel syndrome, B Messing and F Joly, Beaujon Hospital, France, P B Jeppesen, University of Copenhagen, Denmark 7: Gastrointestinal fistulae, J Shaffer, Hope Hospital, Salford, UK 8: HPN in chronic intestinal pseudo-obstruction, F Joly, A Amiot, B Messing, 9: Radiation enteropathy, F Bozzetti 10: HPN in cancer patients, F Bozzetti 11: HPN in mucosal damage and immune-deficiency, F Joly and B Messing 12: Home parenteral nutrition in the elderly, X Hébuterne, Hope Hospital, Nice, France PART III: Complications 13: HPN-associated liver disease, B Messing and F Joly 14: Metabolic bone disease in long-term HPN in adults, L Pironi, University of Bologna, Italy 15: Metabolic and other rare complications of HPN, S Y Chang, A L Buchman, Feinberg School of Medicine, Chicago, USA 16: Catheter related complications, M Staun, and L Tjellesen, Rigshospitalet, Denmark 17: Disease related complications, P B Jeppesen PART IV: Practical issues 18: Adult nutritional requirements, J P Baxter, Ninwells Hospital and Medical School, Dundee, UK 19: Home parenteral nutrition: carbohydrates, L Tappy, Lausanne University Hospital, Switzerland 20: Lipid, J-M Reimund, Universitaire de Caen, France 21: Aminoacid, protein and the gut, P B Soeters and M C G van de Poll, Maastricht University, Netherlands 22: Micronutrients in home parenteral nutrition, A Shenkin, University of Liverpool, UK 23: Venous access care, S Wood, Royal London Hospital, UK 24: Teaching patients home parenteral nutrition, K Judson and J Field, Queen's Medical Centre, Nottingham, UK, and A Wengler, Rigshospitalet, Denmark 25: Provision-preparation, P Gomis, Hospital 12 Octubre, Madrid, Spain 26: Administration of home parenteral nutrition, A Ballarin, Hôpital Erasme, Belgium, P Thul, Charité University Hospital, Germany, A van Gossum 27: Monitoring patients on home parenteral nutrition, A Wengler, P Thul, M Staun 28: Home parenteral nutrition practical issues: dietetics, M Baker University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust, UK and K Farrer, Salford Primary Care Trust and Salford Royal Hospitals Trust, UK PART V: Pediatrics 29: Home parenteral nutrition in children, V Colomb, Hôpital Necker-Enfants Malades, Paris, France, M Lyszkowska, Children's Memorial Health Institute, Warsaw, Poland, and J M Moreno Villares, Hospital Universitario 12 de Octubre, Madrid, Spain PART VI: Part VI 30: Quality of life of patients on home parenteral nutrition, A Micklewright, University Hospital NHS Trust , Nottingham, UK, J Baxter, and C Wheatley, PINNT, UK 31: Ethical and legal aspects of HPN, F Bozzetti, and S Allison, Nottingham, UK 32: Legislation on home parenteral nutrition, J M Moreno Villares, M Leon-Sanz, Hospital Universitario 12 de Octubre, Madrid, Spain 33: Surgical alternatives to intestinal transplantation in patients with short bowel syndrome, Y Panis, Beaujon Hospital, France, A Alves, Lariboisière Hospital, Paris, France, F Joly, B Messing 34: The use of growth factors in short bowel syndrome, P B Jeppesen 35: Intestinal transplantation, A Pinna, University of Bologna, Italy, L Pironi, A G Tsakis, University of Miami,USA 36: Home parenteral nutrition- perspectives, A Van Gossum