Does nutritional route affect ERK phosphorylation and cytokine production in hepatic mononuclear cells?
Preservation of hepatic immunity with enteral feeding is important for prevention of infectious complications in severely injured and/or critically ill patients.
Anatomic presentation and location are key for successful FD treatment. The rate of successful occlusion increases during follow-up. Postinterventional monitoring for at least six months is paramount, as anatomic outcome is not reliably predictable and recanalizations may occur in initially completely occluded aneurysms.