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        NUTRITION ISSUES IN GASTROENTEROLOGY, SERIES #209                                                                                                                               NUTRITION ISSUES IN GASTROENTEROLOGY, SERIES #209
         Carol Rees Parrish, MS, RDN, Series Editor
           Enteral Nutrition in the Adult Short Bowel Patient: 
           A Potential Path to Central Line Freedom
                        Carol Rees Parrish                   Andrew P. Copland
         Short bowel syndrome/intestinal failure (SBS/IF) is characterized by patients who have lost 
         absorptive surface area in the gut either due to structural (e.g. surgical) or functional (e.g. mucosal 
         disease) changes and demonstrate an inability to maintain both hydration and nutritional well-
         being while eating and drinking a normal diet. While the use of enteral nutrition is part of primary 
         therapy in the pediatric SBS population, it is underutilized in adult patients trying to transition 
         off parenteral nutrition. Instead, adult SBS patients are sometimes left on chronic parenteral 
         hydration or nutrition. This article will address how one institution orchestrates an enteral 
         feeding trial in the adult SBS patient trying to achieve enteral autonomy from parenteral support.
         INTRODUCTION
               hort  bowel  syndrome/intestinal  failure             of vascular access are also significant. Effective 
               (SBS/IF) is best defined as an inability to           and aggressive care of the SBS patient requires 
         Smaintain adequate nutrition and/or hydration               a thoughtful approach to maximizing GI tract 
         through oral intake due to insufficient gut surface         function and eliminating the need for parenteral 
         area either from surgical resection or a significantly      support whenever possible.
         defunctionalized bowel surface (e.g. radiation                  While enteral nutrition (EN) is widely used in 
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         injury, etc.). Many patients require parenteral             pediatric SBS patients  in an attempt to transition 
         nutrition (PN) or hydration due to the severity             from PN to enteral autonomy, it appears to be rarely 
         of  malabsorption  and/or  dehydration  present.            used in adult SBS patients. Getting the most out 
         Not only does this pose significant lifestyle and           of a shortened bowel means not only providing 
         financial challenges, but the medical risks of              luminal nutrients to maximize absorption and the 
         catheter infection, thrombosis, and gradual loss            adaptation process,5 but also means incorporating 
                                                                     creative strategies such as using the GI tract at a 
         Carol Rees Parrish MS, RDN Nutrition  time when it would normally be in disuse (i.e., 
         Support Specialist University of Virginia                   during sleep). This allows delivery of nutrients 
         Health System Digestive Health Center  at a slower pace for gradual absorption without 
         Charlottesville, VA Andrew P. Copland, MD                   overwhelming the vulnerable GI tract. This article 
         Assistant Professor of Medicine Division of                 will address how one institution orchestrates an 
         Gastroenterology and Hepatology University                  EN trial in the adult SBS patient trying to achieve 
         of Virginia Health System Charlottesville, VA               enteral autonomy from parenteral support.
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                                                                Enteral Nutrition in the Adult Short Bowel Patient
NUTRITION ISSUES IN GASTROENTEROLOGY, SERIES #209     NUTRITION ISSUES IN GASTROENTEROLOGY, SERIES #209
         Adaptation Phase After Loss of Bowel                         SBS diet education materials for patients go to: 
         After a massive loss of bowel, the remaining bowel           med.virginia.edu/ginutrition/patient-education.
         attempts to boost absorption of nutrients and fluids 
         through hypertrophy of the villous mucosa. While             Enteral Feeding Considerations 
         maximal adaptation is usually reached within                 in the Adult Short Bowel Patient
         the first 6 months after resection, some bowel               Available supportive evidence for using EN in 
         adaptation will continue for up to two years. During         adult SBS patients with varying lengths of small 
         the adaptation phase, enteral nutrients directly             bowel consists of case reports, case series and small 
                                                                                              9-20
         stimulate:                                                   observational studies.
           •  Enteral blood flow                                      Feeding Route 
           •  Epithelial cells                                        Gastric delivery is favored over jejunal feeding, not 
           •  Production of trophic hormones                          only to stimulate pancreaticobiliary secretions to 
                                                                      assimilate nutrients, but to encompass the greatest 
           •  Pancreaticobiliary secretions                           amount of surface area for absorption and to 
                                                                      better regulate flow across the pylorus into the 
             In so doing, mucosal atrophy is prevented,               small bowel. Jejunal feeding should be reserved 
         mucosal barrier function is preserved, and the               for those patients with functional or mechanical 
         mucosal immune system is downregulated.5-7                   gastric outlet obstruction, severe ongoing gastric 
         Recognizing that nutrients in the GI tract stimulate         reflux, or anatomy that prevents gastric feeding. 
         this process is key to understanding intestinal              However, this would only be appropriate in those 
         adaptation. To maximize intestinal adaptation,               patients with adequate jejunal/ileal surface area 
         it is important to provide early introduction of             below the jejunal feeding tube ports to absorb 
         whole, enterally delivered nutrients (either as              infused nutrients.
         food or polymeric formula). Whole nutrients help 
         maximize the functional workload of the intestinal           Continuous vs. Bolus Enteral Infusion
         epithelium which drives intestinal adaptation (think         Pump feeding is preferred to bolus feeding to 
         use it or lose it). Utilizing the gut overnight may          present nutrients slowly over time to maximize 
         have the added benefit of avoiding overstimulation           nutrient contact and saturation of mucosal receptors 
         of the bowel by presenting nutrients slowly via a            resulting in overall improved absorption per unit 
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         pump maximizing uptake at the brush border.                  length of small bowel.  Delivery of EN via a pump 
             It is absolutely critical in caring for the newly        is vastly slower than the slowest/smallest amount 
         minted SBS patient to allow time for adaptation              of food or fluid taken orally; consider: 60mL/
         before committing a patient to “long-term or                 hour = 1mL/minute (a teaspoon [5mL] infused 
         PERMANENT TPN.” Patients may see significant                 over 5 minutes). Several studies have shown 
         improvements in bowel function as the adaptation             improved outcomes (nutrient absorption, weight 
         window closes which could facilitate weaning of              gain, less diarrhea, less divalent cation loss), with 
         previously necessary parenteral support. As with             continuous infusion in both pediatric and adult SBS 
         any post-op GI patient, oral/enteral  nutrients              populations.4,13-16,18,21,22 In the patient consuming 
         should be started as soon as feasible, to initiate           a short bowel diet over the course of the day, 
         the intestinal adaption process, even if oral intake is      nocturnal pump feedings over 8-12 hours at night 
         not sufficient, or needs to be kept to a minimum to          have the advantage of using the GI tract when there 
         prevent high output. Oral intake enlists the cephalic        is no competition for the mucosal receptors, leaving 
         phase of digestion activating salivary glands and            nutrients their very own contact time. For those 
         stimulation of epidermal growth factor secretion             who want to infuse during the day and tolerate 
         and other trophic agents in saliva that also may             the increased daytime enteral workload, an enteral 
                                       2,8
         play a role in adaptation.  Finally, oral intake             backpack can be used to carry the infusion pump 
         is a very important component in the quality of              so patients can continue their normal activities as 
         life of our patients. For our institution’s written          desired (“infuse and cruise” as it were).
         PRACTICAL GASTROENTEROLOGY • APRIL 2021                                                                          37
         Enteral Nutrition in the Adult Short Bowel Patient
         NUTRITION ISSUES IN GASTROENTEROLOGY, SERIES #209
        Enteral Product Selection                                 metabolism generates useful free fatty acids. 
        In the early studies of enteral feeding in pediatric      However, patients with concurrent small intestinal 
        SBS, elemental or semi-elemental formulas were            bacterial overgrowth may find that fiber exacerbates 
        often used based on the assumption that the injured,      gas and distension. This can be worsened in some 
        shortened intestinal tract needed help to absorb          patients by the addition of fructo-oligosaccharides 
                                                                                                           25,26
        nutrients by having them partially or fully broken        (FOS) in some of the enteral products.
        down. While there is evidence in animal studies               As enteral formulas are known to be relatively 
        that more complex nutrients promote adaptation,           low in sodium content, SBS patients with end 
        human studies have been small, hence clear benefit        jejunostomies or ileostomies may need additional 
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        of polymeric vs. elemental formulas is not available      salt added directly to their EN prior to infusion  
                     13,14,20,23,24
        at this time.          Elemental-type formulas tend       if they do not get enough salt in their diet. Those 
        to be more osmotic and costly. The whole nutrients        with a colon should not need this as even a small 
        in polymeric formulas also provide the necessary          colon segment avidly absorbs sodium from the gut.  
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        “workload” to maximally stimulate adaptation.                 Finally, there may be a few patients who only 
        See Table 1 for a comparison of various standard          need hydration rather than additional nutrition 
        polymeric vs. elemental-type formulas.                    support. Oral rehydration infused over time via 
            Fiber-containing products may be useful in            a gastrostomy tube may effectively hydrate and 
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        those SBS patients with a colon segment as colon          allow freedom from the risks of a central line.
        Table 1. Fat Content of Elemental, Semi-Elemental and Low Fat Enteral Formulas
         Formula                           Calories/      g Fat/      % MCT         g fat/      g fat/      mOsm/
                                              mL          Liter                  1000 kcal    2000 kcal       Liter
         Elemental
         Peptamen®                            1.0          39           70          39.0          78          270
         Peptamen 1.5®                        1.5          56           70          37.3         74.6         550
         Peptamen AF 1.2®                     1.2          54           50           45           90          390
         Peptamen Intense 1.0 HP®             1.0          38           50           38           76          345
         Perative®                            1.3         37.3          40          28.6         57.2         385
         Vital 1.0®                           1.0         38.1          47          38.1         76.2         411
         Vital AF 1.2®                        1.2          54           45           29           58          459
         Vital 1.5®                           1.5         57.1          47           38           76          610
                  ®                                                     50                       46.4         419
         Vital HP                             1.0         23.2                      23.2
         Vivonex RTF®                         1.0         11.6          40          11.6         23.2         630
         Vivonex T.E.N. Powder                1.0           3            0            3            6          630
         Vivonex Plus Powder                  1.0          25            0           25           50          650
         Standard Polymeric
                  ®                                                     19                        52          340
         Promote                              1.0          26                        26
         Replete®                             1.0          34           20           34           68          300
         Isosource 1.0 HP®                    1.2          40           20           32           64          330
         Osmolite 1.5®                        1.5          49           19           32           64          525
         Nutren 1.5, unflavored®              1.5          60           20           40           80          530
        38                                                                 PRACTICAL GASTROENTEROLOGY • APRIL 2021
                                                                Enteral Nutrition in the Adult Short Bowel Patient
                                                      NUTRITION ISSUES IN GASTROENTEROLOGY, SERIES #209
         Blended Whole Food Formulas                                    fat polymeric formula: Replete @ 110mL/hr 
         In a small study of 10 pediatric patients with                 x 6 cans. While this dropped his total daily 
         intestinal failure (80% with colon in continuity),             EN calories from 2250kcal to 1500kcal, it also 
         transition from an elemental to a commercial                   reduced the total fat content from 84g to 50g/
         blended formula (Compleat Pediatric®) resulted                 day; his weight stabilized at 120 lbs and he 
         in more formed stools and appropriate weight gain              experienced a decrease in his 24-hour stool 
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         after one year.                                                output, demonstrating improved absorption 
                                                                        on less total fat.
         Lower Fat Formulas Might be Worth a Try                          Be  wary  of  exchanging  medium  chain 
         in Some Patients (especially those with a colon)             triglycerides (MCT) for long chain triglycerides 
         In general, avoid restricting fat intake because of the      (LCT). Too much MCT can overwhelm a SBS 
         caloric density fat provides. However, some patients         patient's ability to passively absorb it and still 
         with SBS have significant fat malabsorption,                 result in significant fat malabsorption. In our 
         which may be worsened by a coexisting bile salt              experience, the use of MCTs should be reserved 
         insufficiency, or the increasingly more common               for SBS patients with colon in continuity, and then 
         pancreatic exocrine asynchrony from altered upper            only if clear clinical benefit is demonstrated in an 
         gut anatomy such as a Roux en y gastric bypass.              individual patient.
         Using a lower total fat formula in these cases may               In  a  patient  with  SBS,  lower  osmolality 
         improve overall absorption, particularly in patients         products may be helpful, but this benefit is often 
         with colon in continuity. Case in point:                     minimal given the extensive dilution effect of both 
                                                                      baseline gastric and intestinal secretions with any 
           32 year-old male with history of SBS due to                gastric formula infused. The bottom line is any 
           necrotizing enterocolitis as an infant (~ 30cm             enteral product that clearly drives stool/ostomy 
           proximal SB anastomosed to ~ 50cm of distal                output above what is tenable for an individual 
           colon); transferred to the adult service when              patient is not sustainable. 
           he was 24 years of age. Therapy at that time                   Additionally, poorly absorbed osmoles are 
           included: PN, nocturnal semi-elemental EN via              significant contributors to diarrhea in any patient, 
           gastrostomy tube, and an oral short bowel diet             especially patients with SBS. Liquid medications 
           (followed fairly well). His usual body weight              containing sugar alcohols (see Table 2) and enteral 
           fluctuated for years between 95-105 lbs (height            products containing FOS have been shown to 
                                                                                               25,26,29
           4’ 10”). After numerous central line septic                increase stool volume.
           episodes, he was transitioned off PN to daily 
           nocturnal IV fluids/electrolytes alone (he could           Who Needs an Enteral Feeding Trial?
           not hydrate himself without), nocturnal EN,                Once out of the adaptation phase, every SBS 
           and optimized oral SBS diet and fluids during              patient that is PN-dependent as well as every SBS 
           the day. When teduglutide became available,                patient that is struggling with nutrition/hydration 
           he was started on it in an effort to get him off           on oral intake alone, should be considered for novel 
           IV fluids. His weight increased over time to               approaches to maximize current function of their 
           an all-time high of 124 lbs (goal weight was               GI tract. 
           110 lbs., but patient started working out and                  Although there are some patients that have a 
           wanted to weigh 120 lbs.). Urine and stool                 low probability of success, there is no downside 
           output averaged 900-1100mL (never a kidney                 to trying to liberate a patient from PN or IV fluids 
           stone), and 1500-2000mL, respectively. Given               and central line access. Situations that may be 
           his weight gain, and the fact it was over goal,            considered relative “contraindications” are high 
                                                             ®
           it was decided to switch him from Peptamen                 output fistula on maximum medication therapy 
           1.5 @ 110mL/hr x 6 cans for years to a lower               (antidiarrheals,  antisecretory,  etc.),  chronic 
                                                                      dysmotility,  chronic  obstruction,  and  severe 
                   practicalgastro.com                                (> 2000mL/day) diarrhea output.
                                                                                                       (continued on page 46)
         PRACTICAL GASTROENTEROLOGY • APRIL 2021                                                                          39
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