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The who, what, why, and how-to guide for gastrostomy tube placement in infants.
Angela J Burd,Randall S Burd +1 more
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The indications and options for Gastrostomy placement are reviewed, current concepts in gastrostomy tube care are outlined, and the most frequently asked questions about the discharge and home care of infants with a gastrostome tube are answered.Abstract:
The decision to place a gastrostomy tube in an infant can be confusing and difficult for both parents and professionals. A unified team approach is critical to communication and collaboration. Once the decision is made, coordinated parent education, discharge planning, and community integration are essential to facilitate a safe discharge. This article reviews the indications and options for gastrostomy placement, outlines current concepts in gastrostomy tube care, and answers the most frequently asked questions about the discharge and home care of infants with a gastrostomy tube.read more
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A guide to the management of common gastrostomy and gastrojejunostomy tube problems
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Recognition of Zellweger syndrome in infancy.
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Enteral feeding in neurologically impaired children with gastroesophageal reflux: Nissen fundoplication and gastrostomy tube placement versus percutaneous gastrojejunostomy.
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Wayfinding: A grounded theory about family carers learning to manage technical health procedures at home
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Similar gastrostomy peristomal skin irritations in three pediatric patients.
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