Associação entre desnutrição, escore prognóstico de Glasgow modificado e índice inflamatório nutricional em pacientes com câncer
Association between malnutrition, modified Glasgow prognostic score and nutritional inflammatory index in cancer patients
Naira Marceli Fraga Silva, Ana Cristina Lozzer Barcelos, Elise Passamani Noé, Jamila Tintore Cuzzuol, Katarina Papera Valente, Rafael Araújo Guedes de Moraes, Taís Daiene Russo Hortêncio, Valdete Regina Guandalini6
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Introdução: A desnutrição é um achado comum em pacientes oncológicos e sua etiologia é multicausal, sendo influenciada significativamente pela resposta inflamatória sistêmica. Os indicadores de inflamação podem ser ferramentas úteis na avaliação nutricional dos pacientes com câncer. Objetivo: Avaliar a associação entre o Escore Prognóstico de Glasgow modificado e o Índice Inflamatório Nutricional (IIN) com a presença e o grau de desnutrição em pacientes com câncer. Método: Pacientes admitidos em um hospital universitário, com diagnóstico confirmado de câncer, participaram deste estudo. Exames laboratoriais de albumina e proteína C-reativa foram realizados para obtenção do EPGm e do IIN. A avaliação nutricional foi realizada por meio da Avaliação Subjetiva Global. Resultados: Foram avaliados 70 pacientes com idade média de 58,51±14,85 anos, dos quais 50 (71,5%) apresentaram algum grau de desnutrição, enquanto 27 (38,6%) apresentaram desnutrição grave. As categorias de risco do EPGm e do IIN estiveram presentes em 41 (58,6%) e 39 (55,7%) pacientes, respectivamente. O EPGm e o IIN associaram-se à presença da desnutrição (p<0,05). Conclusão: O EPGme o IIN mostraram-se ferramentas úteis, de fácil interpretação, com possibilidade de complementar a avaliação nutricional do paciente oncológico, uma vez que se associaram com a desnutrição.
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Introduction: Malnutrition is a common finding in patients with cancer; its etiology is multifactorial and significantly influenced by the systemic inflammatory response. Inflammation indicators can be useful tools in the nutritional assessment of patients with cancer. Objective: We intended to evaluate the association of the modified Glasgow Prognostic Score (mGPS) and the InflammatoryNutritional Index (INI) with the presence and degree of malnutrition in cancer patients. Methods: We evaluated patients who were admitted to university hospital with a confirmed diagnosis of cancer participated in this study. Laboratory tests for albumin and C-reactive protein were conducted to obtain mGPS and INI scores. Nutritional assessment was carried out by subjective global assessment. Results: A total of 70 patients with a mean age of 58.51±14.85 years were evaluated, of which 50 (71.5%) presented some degree of malnutrition, while 27 (38.6%) presented severe malnutrition. The risk categories of mGPS and INI were present in 41 (58.6%) and 39 (55.7%) patients, respectively. Conclusion: Them GPS Score and the INI are simple tools, easy to interpret, with the possibility of complementing the nutritional evaluation of cancer patients, since they were associated with malnutrition.
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19/02/2017
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27/04/2017
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