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Immune-modulation Effects of an Arginine Rich Nutritional Supplement in Surgical Patients
The primary objective of this study is to characterize the immune-modulatory effects of arginine-rich nutritional supplements in patients undergoing surgery. Numerical and functional changes of all circulating immune cells will be assessed with mass cytometry.
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