Amino acid composition for parenteral nutritional support
CA 1314232 C · Owner: Vinnars, Erik · Inventors: Vinnars, Erik
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The invention relates to a composition for therapeutic, especially postoperative and posttraumatic parenteral nutritional support treatment which compo-, sition is based on a conventional amino acid mixture the composition being characterised in that it also includes L-glutamine and/or alpha-ketoglutarate and optionally L-asparagine, the components of the composition, expressed in g dry component/l aqueous solution being: glycine (1-12), aspartate (1-10) glutamate, (2-12), alanine (2-20), arginine (2-14) cysteine/, cystine (0.4-2.0), histidine (2-8) isoleucine (2-8), leucine (2-8), lysine (2-12) methionine (1-6), phenyl-, alanine (4-10) proline (4-lO), serine (2-10), threonine (2-8), …
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- Granted March 9, 1993. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended March 9, 2010.
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