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Objective To investigate the efficacy and safety of nasogastric feeding tube placed by endoscopy to give enteral nutrient solution in the pediatric intensive diseases.Methods A retrospective analysis of 30 children with serious illness who were given enteral nutrient solution through the nasogastric feeding tube placed by endoscopy from January 2013 to May 2016 in our hospital was conducted including 12 boys and 18 girls aging from 2 months to 14 years with the mean as (6.86±3.44) years old.Catheterization condition including catheter insertion time after hospitalization,catheter maintenance time,hospital stay and retention time after discharge,postoperative complications after catheterization,prognostic indications including anal exhaust and defecation time,blood urine amylase and returning to normal time,and changes of the indicators for nutrition including total protein,albumin,prealbumin,retinol binding protein were analyzed.Results Catheter insertion time after hospitalization was (16.13 ± 10.51) days,catheter maintenance time (21.35± 9.62) days,hospitalization time after catheterization (20.10±8.96) days and hospital stay (36.23± 14.20) days.10 cases (33.3％) maintained the catheter for (11.10±4.65) days after the discharge.The anal exhaust time was (2.84±3.32) days and the defecation time (4.55±3.35) days;The urinary amylase significantly deceased three days after catheterization compared with that of one day before catheterization (P =0.047);Serum total protein,albumin,prealbumin and retinol binding protein increased three days after catheterization compared with that of one day before catheterization,but the difference was not statistically significant (P＞0.05).5 children (17％) had complications including 3 children of abdominal distension and 2 children of vomiting.Conclusions Nasogastric feeding tube placed by endoscopy to give enteral nutrient solution in the pediatric intensive diseases can improve the intestinal and pancreatic function,recover their nutritional status to some extent and be controlled safely.However,the waiting time for catheterization and the hospital stay after catheterization are relatively long.The implementation of this technology and the awareness of its safety need be strengthened.
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Objective To explore the effect of different nasal feedings in enteral nutrition for elderly patients with severe brain hemorrhage. Methods Eighty elderly patients with severe brain hemorrhage were assigned into the observation group and control group according to the odd and even numbers at admission with 40 in each group. The control group was treated with graded injection nasal feeding, and the observation group was treated with continuous infusion nasal feeding. The nutrition indicators and enteral nutrition complications were compared between the two groups. Result The nutrition indicators in the observation group were better than those in the control group and the rate of enteral nutrition complications in the observation group was lower than that in the control group (P<0.05). Conclusion Continuous infusion nasal feeding can improve the nutritional status of elderly patients with severe cerebral hemorrhage and effectively reduce the incidence of complications of enteral nutrition. So it is worthy of clinical application.
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Objective To discuss interventional procedures before feeding tube placed in the DSA guidance,influence postoperative enteral nutrition support for the presence of nutritional risk of clinical outcomes in elderly patients with hepatocellular carcinoma. Methods 33 patients acquired with interventional therapy of hepatic carcinoma were selected as the study group.All of patients un-derwent preoperatively the nutritional risk screening and insertion of nasogastric feeding tube under DSA.Enteral nutritional support by the nasogastric feeding tube was used after interventional therapy.33 similar patients underwent parenteral nutritional support af-ter international therapy were selected as the control group.The change of the nutritional indexes,the incidence of the systemic in-flammatory response syndrome,the incidence of infection,and the length of hospital stay after operation were compared between the two groups.Results There were no significant differences in the plasma albumin levels and body weight changes compared between the two groups (P >0.05).However,the incidence of infection and the length of hospital stay were lower significantly in the study group than in the control group (P >0.05).Conclusion The nutritional risk screening before interventional treatment is necessary for the elder patients with hepatic carcinoma.The patients with nutritional risk can be placed the nasogastric feeding tube preopera-tively under DSA,and perform combined nutritional support to promote the recovery of nutritional state after operation.
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Objective To explore the method of comfort nursing in patients with nasogastric feeding and observe the influence on enhancement of patients satisfaction degree. Methods Case control study Was used in 162 conscious patients with nasogastric feeding.80 patients from January 2005 to January 2006 were selected as control group and given routine nursing.82 patients from February 2006 to May 2007 were named as the test group and received confort nursing.The satisfaction degree of patients, injury of nasal mucosa, shedding rate of the gastric tube and aspiration rate were investigated with self-designed discomfort questionnaires. Results The satisfaction degree in the test group Was 63.41％,which was higher than that of the control(40.00％,P＜0.01).The rate of nasal mucosa injury, shedding of the gastric tube and aspiration rate were lower in the test group(1.22％,2.44％,1.22％)than those in the control group(8.75％,10.00％,7.50％,P＜0.05).Conclusion The application of comfort nursing in patients with nasogastric feeding contributed to the enhancement of satisfaction degree of patients and nursing quality.
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This report supports interactions between phenytoin and both enteral feeding products and nasogastric feeding tube. Five patients in ICU were treated with intravenous phenytoin, which yield detectable therapeutic serum concentrations. After switching to a comparable phenytoin capsule administered by nasogastric feeding tube, their serum phenytoin concentration fell to below assay sensitivity concentrations. Two of them experienced seizures. They were administered by intravenous phenytoin again or another antiepileptic drug, so the seizures were controlled. Some fact of decreased phenytoin absorption in enteral feeding patients is that phenytoin interact enteral feeding product and adhere the nasogastric feeding tube itself. We conclude that it is necessary to use phenytoin with caution in enteral feeding patients.
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Nutritional studies were made on eleven elderly male hospitalized patients (60-83 years old) receiving nasogastric feeding for from several months to as long as 10 years duration.The major nutrients intake obtained was listed in table 1. According to the physical examination, biochemical parameter of the blood and nitrogen balance, the average intake 1722 kcal of enegy (1175-2700 kcal) and 82.4 g of protein (52.6-117.3g) probably met the need of the patients. Vitamin status (B1 B2 C) by blood and urine examination was rather good because of taking additional vitamin preparation regularly daily besides meal sources. Blood cholesterol concentration was moderately higher (339.3mg/dl) than the normal value possibly due to excessive daily intake. It suggested that the intake of cholesterol should be restricted.A better nasogastric feeding regimen was presented and discussed.