Nutritional assessment by subjective methods versus computed tomography to predict survival in oncology patients
Journal
Nutrition
ISSN
0899-9007
Date Issued
2021
Author(s)
Paula Von Geldern
Maria Pía de la Maza
Type
Resource Types::text::journal::journal article
URL Institutional Repository
Subjects
cachexia
;
cancer
;
ct scan
;
pg-sga
;
sarcopenia
;
chile
;
humans
;
malnutrition
;
neoplasms
;
nutrition assessment
;
nutritional status
;
tomography, x-ray computed
;
young adult
;
iohexol
;
abdominal fat
;
abdominal mass
;
adipose tissue
;
adult
;
age
;
aged
;
article
;
body composition
;
breast cancer
;
cachexia
;
cancer mortality
;
cancer palliative therapy
;
cancer patient
;
cancer staging
;
cancer survival
;
chile
;
cohort analysis
;
computer assisted tomography
;
controlled study
;
correlation analysis
;
digestive system cancer
;
female
;
follow up
;
gender
;
health care planning
;
hematologic malignancy
;
hospital patient
;
human
;
human tissue
;
image analysis
;
injury
;
intermethod comparison
;
lung cancer
;
major clinical study
;
male
;
malnutrition
;
middle aged
;
mortality risk
;
multidetector computed tomography
;
muscle mass
;
muscle tissue
;
nutritional assessment
;
nutritional status
;
nutritional support
;
ovary cancer
;
patient generated subjective global assessment
;
prediction
;
priority journal
;
psoas muscle
;
sarcopenia
;
skeletal muscle
;
survival time
;
testis cancer
;
wasting syndrome
;
young adult
;
diagnostic imaging
;
malnutrition
;
neoplasm
;
nutritional assessment
;
x-ray computed tomography