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Parenteral nutrition (PN) is well recognized for its ability to provide nutrition to patients without the ability to digest enterally; however, PN must also be seen as a medication with associated adverse drug events similar to any other pharmacological agent that is administered to patients. Here we present a case report of localized lower back pain with central PN infusion. The initial areas of concern were the intravenous lipid emulsion, peripherally inserted central catheter placement, osmolarity of the formula, and the additives. The patient's back pain was ultimately felt to be an adverse reaction to the multivitamin component of the infusion based on an elimination trial of the PN components.

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Author

Sheila Swartz; Kacy Dummann; Caitlin Guell; Mark Lubinsky; Michelle Kozeniecki

Publisher

Wiley

Published

2021

Language

EN

Field

Medicine (Health Sciences)