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Dietary Questionnaire Validates Nutritional Recovery in Gastric Cancer Surgery

A new dietary questionnaire effectively tracks nutritional status post-gastrectomy for gastric cancer.

  • Dietary volume intake drops to 39.7% one month after surgery, rebounding to 74.8% by one year (p < .001).
  • Significant correlation found between dietary volume and caloric intake (r = 0.299-0.599) and weight loss (r = -0.119 to -0.301).

This tool can help surgeons identify at-risk patients and tailor nutritional interventions for better outcomes.

  • Nutritional risk scores peaked at one month but improved with time, emphasizing the need for early dietary support.

Observational Study by Kim TH, Park JH (…) Jeong SH et 5 al. in Medicine (Baltimore)

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