The bipartite relationship between nutrition and the intestinal microbiome represents an exciting frontier in critical care medicine. In this review, the authors first address these topics independently, leading with a summary of recent clinical studies assessing intensive care unit nutritional strategies, followed by an exploration of the microbiome in the context of perioperative and intensive care, including recent clinical data implicating microbial dysbiosis as a key driver of clinical outcomes. Finally, the authors address the intersection of nutrition and the microbiome, exploring the use of supplemental pre-, pro-, and synbiotics to influence microbial composition and improve outcomes in critically ill and postsurgical patients.
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