Preoperative Protein or Methionine Restriction Preserves Wound Healing and Reduces Hyperglycemia
Abstract
Background Dietary restriction (DR), defined as reduced nutrient intake without malnutrition, is associated with longevity extension, improved glucose metabolism, and increased stress resistance, but also poor wound healing. Short-term preoperative DR followed by a return to normal feeding after surgery results in improved surgical outcomes in preclinical models. However, the effect of preoperative DR on wound healing and perioperative glucose...
Paper Details
Title
Preoperative Protein or Methionine Restriction Preserves Wound Healing and Reduces Hyperglycemia
Published Date
Mar 1, 2019
Journal
Volume
235
Pages
216 - 222
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