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Using the Curreri formula for patients with burns Takayuki IRAHARA 1 , Norio SATO 2 1Emergency and Critical Care Center Kawaguchi Municipal Medical Center 2Department of Aeromedical Services for Emergency and Trauma Care Ehime University Graduate School of Medicine pp.575-576
Published Date 2019/7/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.3102200663
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The use of indirect calorimetry to calculate the target caloric intake for patients suffering from severe illness or injury, including burns is recommended, but many institutions use predictive or simplified formulas since they are not widely employed. It has been shown that among predictive formulas, the classical Curreri and the famous Harris-Benedict formulae are both likely to overestimate caloric requirements. Other than the Toronto formula and that of Xie et al., it is difficult to recommend a specific formula to use. Since energy restriction in the acute phase of illness has been emphasized in recent years, overfeeding should be avoided, and we believe the Curreri formula should no longer be used. It is desirable to use an indirect calorimeter proactively and to calculate the target caloric intake based on the results, so that the estimate is not too high. This method is expected to be more popular. Even when using a predictive formula, it is important to avoid the Curreri formula and to assure that the patient is not overfed.


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