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Nutrition Supplementation in Cardiovascular Surgery Patients
This randomized controlled pilot study evaluates the use of oral nutritional supplementation in nutritionally at-risk cardiovascular surgery patients. The oral nutrition supplement is given for 30 days prior to surgery, continuing throughout their surgical hospitalization and ends at hospital discharge. Half of the participants will receive the oral nutritional supplement and the other half will not.
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