… in the beneficial effects of small bowel feedings. Even if small bowel feeding does not reduce
pneumonia, one could still argue for small bowel feedings to enhance the delivery of EN. …

… enteral nutrition on outcome cannot be proved, our findings have shown a beneficial effect
on nutritional state in these patients with inflammatory bowel … of inflammatory bowel disease …

… Multicenter prospective studies on the effects of polymeric enteral nutrition on bowel
adaptation, fecal production, linear growth, and outcome are required to find the optimal nutrition …

… tube feeding to oral nutrition is the ultimate nutrition … bowel syndrome will maximize the use
of enteral nutrition while preserving parenteral nutrition for patients with true enteral nutrition …

… in which enteral feedings were responsible for bowel ischemia; we … Mesenteric ischemia
may present in up to 3.5% of enterally fed … and bowel resection are the only chance for survival. …

… or replaced with tube enteral nutrition. In this review, we describe several different approaches
to enteral nutrition—total parenteral, oral supplementation and enteral tube feeding—in …

… the bowel; as a result, bowel sounds will not occur. Enteral feeding enables the passage
of air and fluid into the bowel and can, therefore, be a treatment for absent bowel sounds. …

… enteral nutrition, although their effects on clinical outcomes are not as well established. In
comparison with nasogastric feeding, small bowel feeding … Small bowel tubes are more difficult …

… Enteral nutrition (EN) is considered to be of great importance in patients with inflammatory
bowel disease (IBD) and nutritional problems. This comprehensive review is aiming to provide …

… = .0028) compared with sites that did not use a feeding protocol. There was no difference
in the use of small bowel feeding tubes in patients with high gastric residual volumes between …