Objective: To analyze scientific evidence on the use of blenderized tube feeding in children
regarding nutritional composition, family satisfaction, and health outcomes. Data source …

Introduction: Recently, significant interest from families and healthcare providers has arisen
to use blenderized tube feedings (BTF). Although many institutions are providing this …

Blenderized tube feeding (BTF) is defined as the use of blended foods and liquids given
directly via the feeding tube. This form of tube feeding lost popularity with the introduction of …

Objective To determine whether clinical and patient-reported outcomes differ in children
receiving blenderized diets compared with conventional formula. Study design We …

There is emerging evidence in the pediatric population that blenderized tube feeding (BTF)
may improve gastrointestinal intolerance; however, not much is known about the impact of …

Background Families choose pureed blenderized tube feeds (BTFs) over commercial
formulas for several reasons, including the ability to provide foods with natural composition …

Severe gastrointestinal symptoms are one of the main reasons for switching from
conventional artificial tube feeding to blenderized tube feeding (BTF). This study aimed to …

Background: Long‐term use of enteral nutrition (EN) continues to increase due to significant
noted benefits. Patients also continue to express significant desire to pursue holistic and …

Background Interest and use of blended diets (BD) for young people who are tube fed has
significantly increased in the last decade, driven primarily by the desires of motivated …

Nearly half a million individuals in the United States are dependent on enteral nutrition to
meet their nutrition needs. Public interest in blenderized tube feeding (BTF) has increased …