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Optimal input design: case study of the metabolic process.

Abstract

An optimal input of nutrients into the metabolic process of the individual subject so as to effect desired therapeutic results is particularly important for the critically ill. A patient-related, individualized nutrients optimization procedure is proposed here. The procedure is applicable to any time-invariant and deterministic metabolic model that is bound by one or more quantitative limiting criteria. As a case in hand, the procedure is used to optimize the individual metabolic needs of critically ill patients. The results indicate that, given a proper metabolic model, the patient may be treated on an individual appropriateness basis rather than on the traditional statistical intuitive approach.

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R Giladi, S Sideman. 1989. Optimal input design: case study of the metabolic process.. https://doi.org/10.1016/0025-5564(89)90004-7

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