V. L. Costa

Most-cited papers

1. Nutritional therapy and outcomes in underweight critically ill patients.

   M. V. Viana, A. L. Tavares, L. A. Gross, T. Tonietto +4 more

   2020Clinical Nutrition11 citations Open access

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2. LOSS et al.Nutrition as a risk for mortality and functionality in critically ill older adultsNutrition as a risk for mortality and functionality in critically ill older adults.

   S. H. Loss, P. Teichmann, Tatiana Pedroso de Paula, Luiza de Azevedo Gross +5 more

   2022JPEN - Journal of Parenteral and Enteral Nutrition3 citations

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3. Functional assessment and mortality in underweight critically ill patients one year after hospital discharge: A prospective cohort study.

   M. V. Viana, L. A. Gross, A. L. Tavares, T. Tonietto +4 more

   2023Clinical Nutrition ESPEN1 citations

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4. OR64: Fasting is the Strongest Risk Factor for Hospital Mortality in Critically Ill Underweight Patients

   M. V. Viana, L. Viana, Luiza de Azevedo Gross, V. L. Costa +4 more

   20171 citations

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5. Wandering spleen as a cause of sinistral portal hypertension

   Rodrigo Piltcher da Silva, V. L. Costa, Caroline Losekann, L. R. Wendt +1 more

   2021Clinical and Biomedical Research0 citations Open access

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6. Hyperglycemia was not a risk factor for mortality in malnourished critically ill patients

   L. Viana, A. L. Tavares, Luiza de Azevedo Gross, V. L. Costa +2 more

   20180 citations

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7. Early feeding and higher protein intake reduce mortality in malnourished critically ill patients

   V. L. Costa, M. V. Viana, L. Viana, A. L. Tavares +4 more

   20170 citations

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8. Early increase in protein intake reduces mortality in underweight critically ill patients

   M. V. Viana, T. Tonietto, Luiza de Azevedo Gross, V. L. Costa +6 more

   20160 citations

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