肿瘤免疫营养治疗指南

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Abstract Immunonutrition is a kind of targeted nutrition therapy that plays a significant role in the regulation of immune， metabolic and inflammatory changes during tumor development. It is an important branch of cancer nutrition therapy and has been widely used in many fields， such as surgery， radiotherapy and chemotherapy， and the treatment of cancer complications. However， although several international nutrition guidelines have addressed the use of immunonutrients in the clinical treatment of cancers， most of which are only scattered parts of the guidelines and lack of systematic collation and induction， and several relevant contents in the guidelines and clinical research results are still controversial. In addition， the deficient understanding of the specific mechanism and curative effect of tumor immune nutrients currently has further led to the limitation and non-standardization of immunonutrition in clinical practice. Therefore， in order to better guide clinical practice， through the collection and collation of critical clinical research results and authoritative guidelines published in recent years under the guidance of evidence-based medicine， experts of the Cancer Nutrition Committee of Chinese Anti Cancer Association have systematically analyzed and repeatedly proofread diverse research evidence， and put forward strict recommendations according to the evidence and recommendation levels in the rating criteria of Oxford Centre for Evidence-based Medicine， with a view to update the 2016 cancer immunonutrition guideline and provide a reference and basis for future standardized immunonutrition therapy for clinical cancer patients.

Key words： Guideline Immunonutrition Cancer Clinical practice

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