Change in Dietary Intake and Nutritional Status Using Mealworms as Hospital Meal in Postoperative Patie
Authors:
- Seong Hyeon KimSKSeong Hyeon Kim
- Jin Young ShonJSJin Young Shon
- Jun Sung ParkJPJun Sung Park
- Jong Won KimJKJong Won Kim
- Jung Hyun KangJKJung Hyun Kang
- Eun Young YunEYEun Young Yun
- Jae Sam HwangJHJae Sam Hwang
- Hyung Mi KimHKHyung Mi Kim
- 2 November 2016
- journal article
- Published by The Korea Dietetic Association in Journal of the Korean Dietetic Association
- Vol. 22 (4) , 292-309
Abstract
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