Tratamiento nutricional del niño con trastorno neuromotor

Isabel Polanco Allué
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The risk of suffering malnutrition is very high in children and adolescents who suffer a certain type of neuromotor pathology (NP) due to different factors that occur in them: motor coordination disorders in the different stages of deglutition, gastroesophageal reflux, oesophagitis, gastritis, gastrocolic reflex alteration, constipation, anorexia, etc. These disorders alter the desirable proportionality between the amount of food given to the patient and the net intakes of it. As a result, the following is necessary: a) the periodic systematic assessment of the nutritional state, adapted to this type of patient and, based on the data obtained; b) taking the appropriate decisions with reference to his/her diet: nutritional needs, options for nutritional support, the route of administration and, finally, c) treatment of the digestive complications, if there are any. With these procedures, help will be given to improve his/her quality of life and to reduce the level of stress that the people in charge of looking after and feeding him/her experience. It is very important to correctly deal with the peculiarities of his/her feeding behaviour. These steps, some of which are complex to tackle, require an inter-disciplinary focus. This work is meant to contribute to these objectives.

神经运动障碍患儿的营养治疗
患有某种神经运动病理(NP)的儿童和青少年发生营养不良的风险非常高,原因有不同:吞咽不同阶段的运动协调障碍、胃食管反流、食管炎、胃炎、胃结肠反射改变、便秘、厌食症等。这些疾病改变了给病人的食物量和净摄入量之间的理想比例。因此,有必要进行以下工作:a)根据所获得的数据,对这类患者的营养状况进行定期系统评估;B)根据他/她的饮食做出适当的决定:营养需求,营养支持的选择,给药途径,最后,c)消化系统并发症的治疗,如果有的话。通过这些程序,将有助于改善他/她的生活质量,并减少负责照顾和喂养他/她的人所经历的压力水平。正确处理他/她进食行为的特殊性是非常重要的。这些步骤,其中一些处理起来很复杂,需要跨学科的关注。这项工作旨在为实现这些目标作出贡献。
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