Does postshock intervention with high-lipid enteral nutrition reduce inflammation and tissue damage?
High-lipid enteral nutrition given postshock reduces inflammation and preserves tissue integrity via a CCK-receptor-dependent mechanism. These findings implicate that intervention with high-lipid enteral nutrition following events such as severe trauma is a potential therapy to attenuate the developing inflammatory response.
These results do not support the hypothesis that total CSF tau protein is a reliable biological marker for ALS.