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Abstract Circadian rhythm disruption is highly prevalent in critically ill patients and may be modulated by feeding patterns and environmental factors. This study aimed to investigate the effects of circadian-oriented intermittent versus continuous enteral feeding, implemented under different feeding-fasting timing and nocturnal light conditions, on circadian gene expression in critically ill patients.
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