… aspiration of gastric contents. Although several studies have demonstrated no difference in
aspiration risk … , 34 small bowel feeding has been promoted as a means to avoid aspiration. …

… In addition, due to the consequences of a stroke, patients who are dysphagic will have an
increased risk of regurgitation and aspiration, which are complications of NGT feeding [16]. …

… nutrition from these patients (11, 12). The objective of this study was to evaluate the outcomes
of enteral nutrition for … increases the risk for aspiration pneumonia -, on late use of enteral …

… protocols of the ICU most often recommend a transit to postpyloric feeding in patients with
high risk of aspiration and with patients suffering from intolerance to nasogastric feeding [2]. …

… -recumbent position for an hour after enteral nutrition administration. Consecutive bedridden
PEG patients who were hospitalized with aspiration pneumonia, urinary tract infection, or …

… Enteral nutrition using feeding devices such as nasogastric (NG) … We have studied the
relationship between enteral nutrition feeding … (bronchial aspiration and aspiration pneumonia). …

… frequency of abdominal distention and pulmonary aspiration, and efficacy in supplying the …
occasion, but only 1 confirmed episode of pulmonary aspiration occurred (3.6%). Both groups …

… aspiration were defined as serious adverse events requiring withdrawal of enteral nutrition.
… Adjusting the flow rate of enteral nutrition to obtain a small RGV limits the risk of intolerance …

… of enteral nutrition support. It is important to use standardized terminology to define and discuss
aspiration-… literature and extraction of definitions and descriptions of aspiration-related ill- …

… method to provide enteral nutrition and appears to decrease clinical aspiration pneumonia.
… in a decreased risk of reflux and/or aspiration compared with other forms of enteral feeding. …