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See Latest ArticlesComparative evaluation of nasoenteral feeding and jejunostomy feeding in acute corrosive injury: a retrospective analysis
Gastrointestinal Endoscopy, 07/24/09
Kochhar R et al. – NETF is as effective as JF in maintaining nutrition in patients with severe corrosive injury. The stricture development rate is similar, but nasoenteral tube placement provides a lumen for dilatation should a tight stricture develop.
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