Crossing borders with parenteral nutrition: A pediatric case of international travel on home parenteral nutrition

International travel poses unique challenges for patients with intestinal failure who require home parenteral nutrition (HPN) support, particularly in pediatric populations. Differences in healthcare infrastructure, product availability, and care coordination across countries may further complicate travel. This case report describes the multidisciplinary planning and support that enabled a child who was dependent on HPN to safely travel to Europe for a family vacation. Coordination between nutrition, surgery, pharmacy, and nursing ensured continuity of care. This case report highlights best practices for enabling international travel for the pediatric patient with medical complexity.