Patient presents with total parenteral nutrition (TPN) dependence, diagnosed as a consequence of [Underlying medical condition, e.g., short bowel syndrome, Crohn's disease with severe intestinal failure, or superior mesenteric artery syndrome].  The patient is unable to maintain adequate nutritional status through enteral feeding due to [Specific reason for intestinal failure, e.g., inadequate absorptive surface area, severe malabsorption, or intestinal obstruction].  Current TPN regimen consists of [Detailed description of TPN formulation including dextrose concentration, amino acid solution, lipid emulsion, electrolytes, vitamins, and trace elements].  Central venous access is established via [Type and location of central line, e.g., right internal jugular Hickman catheter].  Monitoring includes daily weights, electrolyte levels, and blood glucose checks.  Liver function tests are monitored weekly.  Patient education provided regarding TPN administration, catheter care, and potential complications such as infection, metabolic disturbances, and liver dysfunction.  Treatment plan includes ongoing TPN management, monitoring for complications, and investigation of potential for intestinal rehabilitation if clinically indicated.  Prognosis for achieving intestinal autonomy is [Assessment of prognosis, e.g., guarded, fair, or good] and depends on the underlying cause of intestinal failure and response to therapy.  ICD-10 code T85.611A, Dependence on supplemental parenteral nutrition, initial encounter, is assigned.  Referrals to [Relevant specialists, e.g., gastroenterologist, dietitian, or home healthcare nursing] have been made.