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Isosource Protein Vanilla Oral Solution 500ml

Isosource Protein Vanilla Oral Solution 500ml

£ 7.18

In stock Ref.: 7312959
ISOSOURCE Protein is a diet intended for the treatment of malnourished patients or at risk of malnutrition with metabolic stress, increased protein needs or decreased protein intake and who require enteral tube feeding.
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ISOSOURCE Protein - Complete and hyperproteic formula for patients who need short-term nutrition and/or with contraindications to dietary fiber.

Dietary treatment of malnourished patients or at risk of malnutrition, with metabolic stress, increased protein needs or decreased protein intake and who require enteral tube feeding.

Mechanical changes in swallowing or transportation that lead to aphagia or severe dysphagia (link to “Dysphagia” in “Aging”)
Head and neck tumors, gastrointestinal
Maxillofacial surgery and otolaryngology
Neuromotor disorders that prevent swallowing or transport of food content in the gastrointestinal tract and require a tube.
Severe degenerative processes of the central nervous system, stroke

Special energy and/or nutrient needs
Malnourished patients undergoing scheduled major surgery
Or transplants, burn patients, multiple trauma patients, critical
Patients with sarcopenia associated with aging
Patients with pressure ulcers

Clinical situations with severe malnutrition
Cancer-associated cachexia due to chronic enteritis with chemoradiotherapy treatment

FOR THE PEACE OF MIND AND SAFETY OF YOUR PATIENTS

Formulas adapted to the latest recommendations in cardiovascular health, with a contribution of EPA and DHA.
Optimized MCT supply to promote digestibility, absorption and metabolism of lipids.
SmartFlex packaging: guarantees safety and convenience for healthcare professionals, patients and care providers, as it is considered the best enteral nutrition packaging via tube on the market.

RECOMMENDED DAILY DOSE[1]

As an exclusive diet 1500-2000ml and as a complementary diet ≥500ml depending on the patient's nutritional needs.

[1] Always according to medical criteria