… , adverse events, vomiting; for objective outcomes including mortality, hospital length of
stay, and volume aspirated from the stomach, we judged the level of risk of bias to be low. …

… for vomiting or aspiration for the purpose of this study and allowed the bedside nurse and/or
primary medical team to determine whether a patient vomited or aspirated based on their …

… aspiration (3.1%). We discuss the possible relationship between the different factors associated
with the enteral nutrition … Pulmonary aspiration with clinical symptons is perhaps the most …

… risk factor for aspiration in our study. Horner and coworkers studied risk factors for aspiration
… In summary, the effect of rates of enteral feeding on the incidence of aspiration is still unclear…

… with regard to risk of aspiration. According to our review of the literature and our working
group discussion, we conclude that gastric feeding increases the risk for aspiration, and our …

… practices, using safe enteral devices, delivering enteral medications using appropriate
measures, mitigating aspiration risk, and handling enteral formulas using aseptic technique. AN …

… specialists to define clear monitoring criteria helping to prevent macroaspiration or microaspiration
and aspiration pneumonia during enteral nutrition. Still, all guidelines agree (but only …

… of administration of enteral nutrition to critically ill … risk of aspiration in this delicate population.
Despite many medical advances, there have been few improvements in providing nutrition …

… and potentially reduce the risk of aspiration. Results from studies to date … enteral nutrition
delivery in critically ill patients. The selection of site for enteral feeding should be based on risks…

… However, enteral nutrition has its own associated complications. Although many can … and
aspiration pneumonia) are potentially fatal. This article highlights current information on enteral …