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Effect of energy- and protein-dense enteral feeding on postoperative outcomes of infant surgical patients with congenital cardiac disease

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Infographic detailing the Singal et al, 2022 systematic review and meta-analysis on the effect of energy and/or protein dense enteral feeding in infants <1 year of age following congenital cardiac repair compared to those fed enterally with EBM or standard feeding.

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Effect of energy- and protein-dense enteral feeding on postoperative outcomes of infant surgical patients with congenital cardiac disease

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Effect of energy- and protein-dense enteral feeding on postoperative outcomes of infant surgical patients with congenital cardiac disease

Effect of energy- and protein-dense enteral feeding on postoperative outcomes of infant surgical patients with congenital cardiac disease

Effect of energy- and protein-dense enteral feeding on postoperative outcomes of infant surgical patients with congenital cardiac disease

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