结直肠癌化疗患者营养状况及营养治疗研究进展

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Abstract Colorectal cancer is a common gastrointestinal tumor with a high incidence of severe malnutrition. Chemotherapy is one of the common treatment methods for colorectal cancer and is independently related to malnutrition. After chemotherapy， the risk of malnutrition is further exacerbated. At the same time， malnutrition can lead to poor chemotherapy efficacy and poor prognosis of patients， and increase chemotherapy-related adverse reactions， affect patients’ the quality of life and reduce survival rate. Nutritional support therapy plays an important role in comprehensive tumor treatment， which can effectively improve the nutritional status of patients， and multiple disciplinary team is an effective nutritional intervention model. The current nutritional support therapy mainly includes nutrition consultation， oral nutritional supplements， enteral nutrition and parenteral nutrition. Relevant guidelines and research indicate that oral nutritional supplements and enteral nutrition should be preferred in nutritional support therapy， and parenteral nutrition is only performed when the nutritional deficiency after the above treatment or enteral nutrition is not available. This paper reviews the relationship between nutritional status and chemotherapy in colorectal cancer patients， and the latest research progress and related guidelines of nutritional support therapy， in order to attract clinical attention to nutritional support therapy in colorectal cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy and provide reference.

Key words： Colorectal cancer Chemotherapy Nutritional status Nutritional support therapy

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	He Yanling
	Cai Hua
	Zhang Junling
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He Yanling,Cai Hua,Zhang Junling, et al. Research progress of the nutritional status and nutrition therapy for colorectal cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy[J]. Electron J Metab Nutr Cancer, 2020, 7(2): 245-249.

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