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Introduction<br />

Fresenius Kabi Middle East Scientific Summit<br />

is a clinically oriented advanced conference<br />

in clinical nutrition therapy & Perioperative<br />

fluid management.<br />

This meeting took place in Sharm El-Sheikh,<br />

Egypt during the period May 19-20, 2017.<br />

Fresenius Kabi<br />

Middle East<br />

Scientific<br />

Summit<br />

On the first day, under the title of “Mind the<br />

Gap” the focus of the meeting was clinical nutrition<br />

therapy in adults.<br />

Clinical nutrition plays a major role in patient<br />

progress, different special nutrients substrates<br />

have shown positive impact in patients receiving<br />

clinical nutrition, like Omega 3 FA, Glutamine and<br />

Taurine. Cancer-associated malnutrition,<br />

cachexia, and sarcopenia are common in cancer<br />

patients and have meaningful adverse clinical<br />

consequences. Moreover, enteral nutrition as a<br />

fundamental part of clinical nutrition have been<br />

discussed along with role of supplemental<br />

parenteral nutrition.<br />

Clinical nutrition day “Mind the Gap” offered a platform for 100 delegates including<br />

oncologists, dietitians, Intensivists and clinical pharmacists from the middle east<br />

countries to share the newest insights from research, exchange best practices and<br />

discuss patient cases in the field of Clinical Nutrition. The meeting was chaired by<br />

Prof. George Abi Saad and Prof. Mohamed Abd El Khalik, two leading regional experts<br />

in the field of clinical nutrition therapy.<br />

On the second day, under the title of “Time Always Matters” the focus of the meeting<br />

was addressing the impact of the perioperative fluid administration on the clinical outcomes.<br />

Perioperative fluid therapy is a highly debated topic. Its aim is to sustain or restore<br />

effective circulating blood volume during the perioperative period. Enhanced Recovery<br />

After Surgery (ERAS) included optimal perioperative fluid management as an important<br />

component of its pathways.

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