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Application of an ACE star model-based evidence-based enteral nutrition management protocol in neurocritical care patients. [PDF]

Front Nutr
Yuan R, Liu L, Mi J, Li X, Mao S.
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Pulmonary rehabilitation of a 72-year-old male with tracheostomy combined with unilateral tuberculous pleural effusion after cerebral infarction: A case report and literature review. [PDF]

Medicine (Baltimore)
Wei H, Huang Y, Yang J, Guo T, Yang L.
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Nasointestinal Tube Placement With a pH Sensor Feeding Tube

Journal of Parenteral and Enteral Nutrition, 1993
Radiographic confirmation of enteral feeding tube placement is a common practice representing considerable expense and causing delay in the initiation of enteral nutrition therapy. We evaluated an enteral feeding tube with a pH sensor, which allows immediate verification of the location of the tube by assessment of the pH upon insertion.
D E, Heiselman, R R, Vidovich, G, Milkovich, L D, Black   +3 more
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Nasogastric and Nasointestinal Feeding Tube Placement: An Integrative Review of Research

AACN Advanced Critical Care, 1994
The authors present a review of the research on various methods for determining placement of nasogastric and nasointestinal feeding tubes. They also discuss research on associated risk factors, complications specific to critical care patient populations, and techniques for postpyloric placement.
B A, Rakel, M, Titler, C, Goode, J, Barry-Walker, G, Budreau, K C, Buckwalter   +5 more
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Nasointestinal intubation with tiger tubes: a case series indicates risk of mucosal damage

Journal of Human Nutrition and Dietetics, 2006
AbstractIn five intubations using the tiger tube (Cook) two were successfully placed into the small intestine. Two of the three intubation failures were due to early death due to the underlying condition. Nasointestinal placement permitted successful enteral feeding. Unfortunately, both nasointestinal placements were associated with mucosal damage that
S J, Taylor, A, Pullyblank, A, Manara
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The use of bedside electromagnetically guided nasointestinal tube for jejunal feeding of critical ill surgical patients

Technology and Health Care, 2013
Background: Gastral nutrition in critically ill surgical patients can be difficult because of gastric paresis and a large number of patients fail to reach required caloric intake. Endoscopic or radiologic placement of nasointestinal tube is frequently performed with delay and may raise the risks for critical ill patients.
Magnus Friedrich, Kaffarnik, Johan Friso, Lock, Georgi, Wassilew, Peter, Neuhaus   +3 more
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Safe management of anastomotic leakage after gastric cancer surgery with enteral nutrition via a nasointestinal tube

Langenbeck's Archives of Surgery, 2012
Anastomotic leakage is a serious complication after gastric cancer surgery. Despite the superiority of enteral nutrition (EN), total parenteral nutrition (PN) remains the standard therapy for anastomotic leakage. After introduction of EN via a nasointestinal tube for patients with anastomotic leakage in our institution in 2006, standard nutritional ...
Yoshimasa, Akashi, Naoki, Hiki, Souya, Nunobe, Xiaohua, Jiang, Toshiharu, Yamaguchi   +4 more
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PLACEMENT OF NASOINTESTINAL PH-SENSING FEEDING TUBE

Critical Care Medicine, 1998
EJ Jimenez, PJ Ugo, SJ Trottier
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Intestinal Placement of pH‐Sensing Nasointestinal Feeding Tubes

Journal of Parenteral and Enteral Nutrition, 1994
Intestinal access for enteral nutrition can be achieved by spontaneous intestinal nasogastric tube passage or by endoscopic, fluoroscopic, or surgical placement methods. Each of these methods has limitations that may compromise clinical utility. pH‐sensing nasointestinal feeding tubes allow active placement with minimal equipment and expertise; however,
S, Berry, M, Orr, P, Schoettker, J, Lacy, C, Davis, K, Warshawsky, M, Nussbaum, R, Bower   +7 more
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Nasointestinal tube for decompression or enteroclysis: Experience with 150 patients

Abdominal Imaging, 1994
The initial clinical experience with the use of a triple lumen long tube designed for gastrointestinal decompression and enteroclysis is reported in 150 patients. Based on clinical observations, this tube is effective in suctioning retained gastric and intestinal fluid but requires frequent irrigation of the sump port for effective decompression of ...
D D, Maglinte, F M, Kelvin, L T, Micon, M J, Dorenbusch, S M, Chernish, R F, Graffis, L H, Stevens, J C, Lappas   +7 more
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