ABSTRACT
The study of digestive pathophysiology and scientific advnces showed a better knowledge related to the invaluable usefulness of the nutritional stage and the importance of the intestinal route for feeding purposes. In this consideration, the enteral feeding is elective considered not only in patients with an adquate digestive function but further more with some difficulties or swallowing disturbances, but also in those patients that because of their underlying pathology can not feed tremselves by mouth in a temporary way. The caloric support by the intestinal route con be performed by nasoenteral tubes or osteomas as gastrostomies, gastrojejunostomy, jejunostomies and hepato-jejunostomies. The aim of this report eas to show our results with the different ways of enteral feeding. These results are presented and discussed.(AU)
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Humans , Enteral Nutrition , Infusion Pumps , Deglutition Disorders/pathology , Gastric Dilatation , Minimally Invasive Surgical ProceduresABSTRACT
The study of digestive pathophysiology and scientific advnces showed a better knowledge related to the invaluable usefulness of the nutritional stage and the importance of the intestinal route for feeding purposes. In this consideration, the enteral feeding is elective considered not only in patients with an adquate digestive function but further more with some difficulties or swallowing disturbances, but also in those patients that because of their underlying pathology can not feed tremselves by mouth in a temporary way. The caloric support by the intestinal route con be performed by nasoenteral tubes or osteomas as gastrostomies, gastrojejunostomy, jejunostomies and hepato-jejunostomies. The aim of this report eas to show our results with the different ways of enteral feeding. These results are presented and discussed.