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Meanings of enteral in English

Portuguese
intestinal
Spanish
entérico

Of or relating to or inside the intestines.

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intestinal
Usage of enteral in English
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Limitations: Small number of patients and no comparison with other enteral stents.
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Thirty-five percent used enteral access devices to verify initial feeding tube placement.
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We showed directly a relation between enteral feeding and small-intestinal mucosal growth.
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Its Medical Devices segment focuses on infusion therapy and enteral clinical nutrition.
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This study showed that gallbladder motility is preserved during constant-rate enteral nutrition.
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Rapid identification of these patients is necessary to establish early enteral tube feeding.
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Conclusion: Early enteral feeding with FOSL-HN was safe and well tolerated.
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Interventions: Patients underwent EUS-guided PEG and deployment of a standard enteral feeding tube.
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Approximately half of those patients receiving enteral nutrition achieved tolerance of the regimen.
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In contrast, the use of enteral nutrition predicted a favorable outcome.
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Gallbladder motility has not yet been studied during constant-rate enteral nutrition.
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Adjunctive therapies in enteral and parenteral nutrition are being actively investigated.
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A corresponding mucosal eNOS gradient appeared only after initiating enteral feeding.
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Considering the hygiene criteria, the home-prepared enteral tube feedings did not differ significantly.
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Results: Fourteen infants (group 1) achieved full enteral feeding within seven days.
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Clinical practice guidelines should be updated to incorporate new research on enteral access systems.
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Spanish
entérico
Enteral through the time
Enteral across language varieties
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