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1	atheter makes it possible to administer hyperalimentation, medications, and bloo
2	d nonoperatively with tube drainage and hyperalimentation and had uneventful rec
3	 very premature infants fed intravenous hyperalimentation and calcium-supplement
4	termine the requirement for intravenous hyperalimentation in patients  receiving
5	man had received along term intravenous hyperalimentation for the treatment of t
6	lized and were treated with intravenous hyperalimentation (IVH). The patients we
7	theters for long-term administration of hyperalimentation, chemotherapy or other
8	l feeding cannot be resumed, parenteral hyperalimentation may be  indicated.  Ac
9	ith cirrhosis usually tolerates protein hyperalimentation without developing hep
10	m. This unusual presentation during TPN hyperalimentation was described in order