This article reviews the evidence on which quality improvement interventions to prevent necrotizing enterocolitis have been based and have led to a decrease in NEC over the past 10 years
This article reviews the evidence on which quality improvement interventions to prevent necrotizing enterocolitis have been based and have led to a decrease in NEC over the past 10 years
The authors introduce early enteral nutrition for patients with advanced gastric cancer being treated with new, highly invasive therapies, aiming for improvement of post-operative course.
Evaluation of the impact of early human milk feeding with standard fortification on growth of very low-birth-weight infants.
The aim of this study was to determine patient barriers to meeting tube feeding prescription by examining patient adherence to nutritional tube feeding recommendations in patients with head and neck cancers.
Study to determine whether early feeding via prophylactic gastrostomy tube has a negative impact by causing tube dependency.
A review current medical therapies for pediatric inflammatory bowel disease to compare with current treatment goals and possible future therapies.
Study to assess gastric function with a B-ultrasound method to measure only the antral section and apply to enteral nutrition therapy in critically ill patients.
Investigation into development of a porcine model with a bifurcated esophagus wherein one portion of the esophageal lumen retained patency and the other part mimicked esophageal atresia.
Analysis of the effect of early intravenous nutrition therapy for very low birth weight infants.
Review of the effects of different agents for meconium evacuation on feed tolerance in preterm neonates.