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…ase with long term sequelae including chronic renal failure and end stage renal disease.3 SBS patients are at risk of renal calculi and nephropathy yea…

…Children with intestinal failure (IF) due to short bowel syndrome (SBS) depend on parenteral nutrition (PN) until intestinal rehabilita…

…ilitation: a prospective childhood cohort longitudinal study of short bowel syndrome). The primary outcome measure was full IR, i.e. no parenteral n…

….I.) age was 10 (5.75-15) years. PN was initiated primarily for short bowel syndrome (45.2%), followed by gastrointestinal motility disorders (40.5%…

…l healing and predisposing infants to recurrent NEC, sepsis and short bowel syndrome. Clinically, postoperative hyperinflammation manifests as syste…

…e included (72% female). The most common CIF classification was short bowel syndrome (n=29, 58%). 54% (n=27) had travelled with HPS. Patients on HPS…

…fied. Diagnoses were motility disorders (n = 18), SBS (n = 14), enteropathies (n = 2). All laboratory results for iron, zinc, selenium, coppe…

…Short bowel syndrome (SBS) is a malabsorptive condition that can be associated with …

…ges ranging from 6 months to 18 years. Indications for HPN were short bowel syndrome (65%), congenital enteropathy (19%), and gastrointestinal motil…

…ars, range 1–18 years). The main underlying conditions included short bowel syndrome (27/39, 69.2%), congenital diarrhoea (7/39, 17.9%), dysmotility…

…sed 16% of PN days in 2024. MCB-O model was used extensively in SBS whereas pseudo-obstruction often used hybrid model. The median …

…2003-2025 were evaluated. Demographics included age, diagnosis (short bowel syndrome [SBS], Neuromuscular [NM]; mucosal). Outcomes were defined as: …