Managing oral diet following a diagnosis of sub-acute bowel obstruction: a feasibility study exploring the efficacy of a 4 stage Bowel ObstrUctioN CancEr Diet and quality of life in cancer patients (BOUNCED)

Royal Surrey County Hospital NHS Foundation Trust0 个研究点目标入组 30 人开始时间: 2021年2月15日最近更新: 2024年1月8日

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•Current inclusion criteria as of 14/12/2022:
•1. Aged =18 years
•2. Able to tolerate the oral diet
•3. Diagnosis of colorectal cancer with a primary tumour in situ, locally advanced disease or peritoneal spread causing clinical symptoms of bowel obstruction OR diagnosis of gynaecological cancer with spread to the peritoneum causing clinical symptoms of bowel obstruction
•4. Bowel obstruction considered inoperable at the time of consent
•5. Presenting with any of the following clinical symptoms of sub-acute bowel obstruction:
•5.1. Abdominal pain
•5.2. Bloating after eating
•5.3. Early satiety
•5.4. Nausea
•5.5. Vomiting
•6. Capacity to give informed consent
•Previous inclusion criteria:
•1. Aged =18 years
•2. Able to tolerate the oral diet
•3. Confirmed diagnosis of sub-acute bowel obstruction due to underlying malignancy including those with colorectal or gynaecological cancers with a primary or secondary tumour in situ and those undergoing cancer treatment or supportive care
•4. Patients diagnosed with advanced inoperable cancers of colorectal or gynaecological origin
•5. Presenting in outpatient clinics or admitted from A&E with a minimum of 2 symptoms of the following subacute bowel obstruction:
•5.1. Abdominal pain
•5.2. Bloating after eating
•5.3. Early satiety
•5.4. Nausea
•5.5. Vomiting
•6. Capacity to give informed consent

•1. No symptoms of bowel obstruction
•2. Have not already been given the advice to follow the 4 stage bowel obstruction diet
•3. Unable to read and communicate in the English language

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Royal Surrey County Hospital NHS Foundation Trust