parenteral nutrition

How Long is Parenteral Nutrition Needed?

The duration of PN depends on the underlying condition and the neonate's ability to tolerate enteral feeding. The goal is to transition to enteral nutrition as soon as it is safe and feasible. This transition is often gradual and closely monitored.

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