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[Physicochemical stability of individualized parenteral nutrition in neonatal period].

Individualized parenteral nutrition is frequently used in neonatal period because of specific nutritional needs of preterm neonates which are not always covered by industrially produced parenteral nutrition. This review summarizes the risks of physicochemical instability associated with parenteral nutrition preparation in order to make recommendations to secure this mode of preparation.

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