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Parenteral nutrition increases susceptibility of ileum to invasion by E coli

Pierre et al., 2013

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Pierre J
Heneghan A
Meudt J
Shea M
Krueger C
Reed J
Kudsk K
Shanmuganayagam D
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journal of surgical research

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Background Parenteral nutrition (PN), with the lack of enteral feeding, compromises mucosal immune function and increases the risk of infections. We developed an ex vivo intestinal segment culture (EVISC) model to study the ex vivo effects of PN on susceptibility of the …
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