The focus of this chapter is the most practical form of Enteral Fluid Therapy (EFT) via a
nasoesophageal or nasogastric tube. EFT is an effective treatment to restore and/or maintain …

… that both iv fluid therapy plus MgSO4 and enteral fluid therapy can … ects were seen with iv
fluid therapy plus MgSO4, while more … distention were seen with enteral fluid therapy. However, …

… rehydration with intravenous fluid therapy followed by enteral fluid therapy may reduce the
… Enteral fluid therapy is often overlooked as an adjunct to intravenous therapy in horses with …

… use of enteral fluid therapy can be an important adjunct or alternative treatment. Use of enteral
fluids is … Additionally, the enteral route can be used as a method of rehydration, electrolyte …

… We identified two RCTs that compared enteral tube fluid therapy to IV fluid therapy for hydrating
children hospitalised with bronchiolitis (Kugelman 2013a; Oakley 2013a). Oakley 2013a …

… The rate of enteral fluid administration used in this study (aproximately 4 to 5 l/hour) was
similar to that reported to be useful to resolve colon impactions using intravenous fluid therapy (…

… of fluids, should not be expected with enteral fluid therapy. However, the GI tract is so efficient
in absorbing electrolytes and water that enteral fluids … produced by enteral fluid therapy, as …

… in liberal approaches to fluid therapy and the view that fluid overload and tissue oedema are
‘… unable to tolerate enteral administration of fluid. The crystalloids most commonly used for …

… of enteral fluid therapy8 should also be considered. The objective of this research was to
evaluate the efficiency of enteral fluid therapy in … We concluded that enteral fluid therapy was an …

… , because enteral fluid therapy is widely used in horses mainly when these problems occur.
… be related to the hemodilution resulted from enteral fluid therapy as reported by Alves et al […