Cross-sectional study reveals low vitamin levels in critically ill patients, indicating the need for tailored nutritional care.
Low blood vitamin levels and low dietary vitamin intake were common at ICU admission. Inflammation significantly affected circulating concentrations. Discordance between estimated intake and blood levels were frequent. Patients with multiple low blood vitamin levels had longer hospital trajectories. This study emphasizes the need for individual nutritional care in critical illness.
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