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Clinical trial: efficacy of a low or modified fat diet for the prevention of gastrointestinal toxicity in patients receiving radiotherapy treatment for pelvic malignancies

Linda Wedlake, C. McGough, Clare Shaw, Tanya Klopper et autres

How to cite this article:Wedlake L.J., McGough C., Shaw C., Klopper T., Thomas K., Lalji A., Dearnaley D.P., Blake P., Tait D., Khoo V.S. & Andreyev H.J.N. (2012) Clinical trial: efficacy of a low or modified fat diet for the prevention of …

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Simple nutritional intervention in patients with advanced cancers of the gastrointestinal tract, non‐small cell lung cancers or mesothelioma and weight loss receiving chemotherapy: a randomised controlled trial

Christine Baldwin, A. Spiro, C. McGough, A. Norman et autres

BACKGROUND: Weight loss in patients with cancer is common and associated with a poorer survival and quality of life. Benefits from nutritional interventions are unclear. The present study assessed the effect of dietary advice and/or oral nutritional supplements on survival, nutritional endpoints …

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Nutritional and clinical characteristics of patients with gastrointestinal tract (GI) cancers at presentation

Christine Baldwin, C. McGough, A. Spiro, Karen Thomas et autres

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Small bowel bacterial overgrowth and lactose intolerance during radical pelvic radiotherapy: An observational study

Linda Wedlake, Karen Thomas, C. McGough, Jervoise Andreyev

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The impact of radical pelvic radiotherapy on nutrient intake

H. E. Armitage, C. McGough, Linda Wedlake, Kevin Whelan et autres

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The NUT study: the effect of dietetic and oral nutritional interventions on survival and quality of life in patients with weight loss undergoing palliative chemotherapy for gastrointestinal (GI) or lung malignancy, a randomised controlled trial

Christine Baldwin, A. Spiro, C. McGough, A. R. Norman et autres

The NUT study: the effect of dietetic and oral nutritional interventions on survival and quality of life in patients with weight loss undergoing palliative chemotherapy for gastrointestinal (GI) or lung malignancy, a randomised controlled trial - Volume 67 Issue OCE3

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The NUT study: the effect of dietetic and oral nutritional interventions on survival and quality of life in patients with weight loss undergoing palliative chemotherapy for gastrointestinal (GI) or lung malignancy, a randomised controlled trial

Christine Baldwin, A. Spiro, C. McGough, A. R. Norman et autres

The NUT study: the effect of dietetic and oral nutritional interventions on survival and quality of life in patients with weight loss undergoing palliative chemotherapy for gastrointestinal (GI) or lung malignancy, a randomised controlled trial - Volume 67 Issue OCE3

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The impact of radical pelvic radiotherapy on nutrient intake

H. E. Armitage, C. McGough, Linda Wedlake, Kevin Whelan et autres

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Can biological markers act as non‐invasive, sensitive indicators of radiation‐induced effects in the gastrointestinal mucosa?

Linda Wedlake, C. McGough, Claire Hackett, Karen Thomas et autres

BACKGROUND: Reliable, non-invasive biological markers of the severity of radiotherapy-induced damage to the gastrointestinal tract are not available. Clinicians continue to use symptom scores as surrogate indicators of toxicity. AIM: To determine whether levels of potential biochemical markers of mucosal toxicity change …

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Clinical trial: normal diet vs. partial replacement with oral E028 formula for the prevention of gastrointestinal toxicity in cancer patients undergoing pelvic radiotherapy

C. McGough, Linda Wedlake, Christine Baldwin, Claire Hackett et autres

BACKGROUND: Acute gastrointestinal symptoms affect 90% of patients during pelvic radiotherapy. Elemental diet is protective in animal models. A nonrandomized study suggested benefit from a partial elemental diet. A pilot study suggested that radiotherapy patients only tolerate oral elemental diet comprising one-third …

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A Randomised Controlled Trial of Elemental Diet During Pelvic Radiotherapy

C. McGough, Caron Baldwin, C. Hackett, Linda Wedlake et autres

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Use of Simple Biological Markers to Monitor Gastrointestinal Toxicity during Pelvic Radiotherapy

C. McGough, LJ Wedlake, C. Hackett, Amos Norman et autres

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