… to be objectively disproportionate care, and thus they argue we should take steps to limit its
use even when a patient's preferences would be inclined to accept it. This would be ethically …

… authors argue that the decision to insert a feeding tube should … Others authors argue, however,
that dysphagia itself may be a … So at a certain moment… We have a very good doctor and …

… G is certain that the present war is like that which she waged for her mother when she was
… advantage in tube feeding for dementia patients must dictate its practice: they argue that the …

… In our 2015 paper on quality of life we also argued that there … of anticipating and living with
feeding tubes, people with ALS … (a certain state of the world, or presence of certain features, …

… with feeding tubes than those without tube feeding [62]. More so, nursing home residents
with advanced dementia receiving tube feeding … While it may be clinically evident in certain …

… arguments made by the participants. After a first round of coding, we decided to narrow our
analysis down to the decision on whether to start or stop tube feeding, … start a certain process […

… , other data do indicate that in certain well-defined patient … A teleologic argument is made
that feeding disrupts the fight/… of goal calories received from tube feeding was registered as 0%. …

… , pneumonia, dislodged feeding tube, medical complications arising from poor feeding and
dehydration. It is important to understand the aetiology of poor feeding among this group of …

… Can the absence of nutrition be beneficial in certain cir… who decided to accept tube feeding
for their elderly incompetent … Others might argue that we are obliged to remove the tube out of …

… The term tube-feeding or tube-fed used throughout this thesis refers to enteral tube-feeding.
Enteral tube-feeding is the delivery of nutrition and hydration via …