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Comparative Study Between Two Routes of Enteral Feeding
The study assess, evaluate and compare the efficacy of two methods of enteral feeding on complications and nutritional status among ICU patients. The study had utilized two methods of enteral feeding consisted of intermittent enteral feeding by syringe pump and hospital blended enteral feeding by feeding bag and assess the patient before and after feeding for 10 days by using three tools help to monitor hemodynamic parameters, GIT system assessment and laboratory findings assessment which help to evaluate nutritional status and complications. The results showed that the complications in the intermittent enteral feeding group were lower than those in feeding bag group.
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