| Objective By studying the mechanical ventilation in patients with enteral nutritionsooner or later, observe the change of patient, include:survival rate, the averagenutrition cost, success rate of ventilator one week, the duration of ventilator support,ventilator associated pneumonia, the frequency of gastrointestinal complications.Methods This experient is randomisedã€prospective clinical,controlled trials. Sixtypatients with mechanical ventilation were randomized divided into two groups.Thepatients in the Early Enteral Nutrition group(EEN group) received enteral nutrition inthe mechanical ventilation within48hours; and the other patients received enteralnutrition in the mechanical ventilation without48hours. The mechanical ventilationtime,occurrence rate of ventilator-associated pneumonia(VAP),nutrition costs in oneweek, complication and28days mortality, were compared between the two groups.Results The differences of informational about the number of two groups ofcasesã€the patient’s genderã€ageã€APACHE â…¡ score of admission has no statisticalsignificance.(p>0.05). Compared with the early enteral and fewer ten patientsexperienced septic complications,the EEN groups,the duration of ventilatory supportone day and theaverage nutrition cost one week with significant difference.(p<0.05).The mortality of the28days and success rate of ventilator one week was nostatistically significant difference.(p>0.05). After treatment,serum albumin of theearly enteral and fewer ten patients experienced septic complications has improvedramatically in14day,there was a statistically significant difference.(p<0.05)Conclusions Early enteral nutrition optimization strategy costs less,shorten themechanical ventilation time,reduce the occurrence rate of VAP andcomplication.When the gut works, and can be used safely,use it early. |