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Archives of Disease in Childhood 1975;50:133-136; doi:10.1136/adc.50.2.133
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Total parenteral feeding in infants using peripheral veins.

P Puri, E J Guiney, B O'Donnell

Fifteen infants with life-threatening gastrointestinal anomalies received total parenteral feeding for periods ranging from 10 to 54 days; their ages ranged from one day to 5 months. The solutions were administered through peripheral veins. All patients gained weight during the period of observation and no cases of septicaemia were encountered.






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