Çocuk kanser hastalarında beslenme

Kanserli çocuk hastalarda malnütrisyon sık karşılaşılan bir olaydır. Hem kanser hem de kanser tedavisi değişik derecelerde malnütrisyona katkıda bulunurlar. Malnütrisyon gelişen çocukta morbidite artar, hastalığın gidişi kötüleşir ve hayat kalitesi düşer. Malnütrisyonun önlenmesi ve/veya tedavi edilebilmesi için kanserli çocukların beslenme durumunun değerlendirilmesi ve beslenme desteği yapılması gerekmektedir.

Nutrition in children with cancer

Malnutrition is a common event in children with cancer. Both cancer and its therapies contribute to malnutrition in different proportion. Malnutrition predisposes the child to increased morbidity, poorer outcome and reduction in quality of life. To prevent and/or treat malnutrition, children with cancer need to be evaluated their nutritional status and need to be supported nutritionally.

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