… For individuals with partial/complete gastrectomy and those who are at higher risk of
aspiration, the use of the jejunostomy feeding tube may help alleviate these problems [5]. On the …

… the association between home enteral nutrition (HEN) administration … risk of diarrhea
compared to percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy (PEG) (OR = 0.4) but resulted in a higher risk of …

… A Spanish study published during 2008, however, showed that the risk of aspiration was
not increased in patients in the ICU if a maximum gastric residual volume of 500 ml was used. …

… risk of aspiration, copious sputum, or episodes of vomiting) or those who refused to receive
enteral nutrition were considered for parental nutrition. … showed the risks of enteral nutrition in …

… practice in providing nutrition therapy to a patient at risk for aspiration. Various factors …
nutrient needs and prevent aspiration. These included inability to document aspiration, reflux, and …

… factors that predispose to aspiration allow for risk stratification and an … Although the patient
with confirmed aspiration should be … ate steps to reduce risk of further aspiration. Management …

… Enteral nutrition (EN) via a nasogastric tube is the preferred method for immediate feeding
… However, gastric enteral nutrition is blamed for inducing silent pulmonary aspiration and the …

… of enteral nutrition, reduction of aspiration, … ; enteral nutrition helps preserve the patient’s
immune system, promotes gut integrity, and reduces severity of disease. Early enteral nutrition …

… nutritional risk, in case of multimorbidity and frailty, and following orthopaedic-surgical
procedures. In elderly people at risk of undernutrition ONS improve nutritional … as a nutritional risk …

… Since then, parenteral nutrition has been replaced by enteral nutrition as the best … risk of
nosocomial pneumonia from aspiration and at risk of bowel ischemia because enteral nutrition …