Gastrointestinal Tubes

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Gastrointestinal Tubes Michael J. Klamut, M.D. Division of Gastroenterology

Gastrointestinal Tubes Reasons for placing intestinal tubes: Decompression of the GI tract (i.e. intestinal obstruction) Lavage (washing out the stomach) Gavage (feeding) Compression (control bleeding) Diagnosis (analysis of GI contents)

Gastrointestinal Tubes Types of intestinal tubes: Levin (standard nasogastric tube) Sump (nasogastric tube with side ports) Dobhoff/PEG (enteral feeding) Sengstaken-Blakemore (compression of gastric cardia and distal esophagus to control variceal bleeding) Long tubes (Miller-Abbott/Cantor)

Gastrointestinal Tubes Insertion Procedure for NG tube: Sit patient upright (preferable) Inspect nares, pick larger of the nares Lubricate NG tube Insert tube into back of nose with gentle pressure Ask patient to swallow, advance tube rapidly but gently (patient may sip water) Confirm placement of tube in stomach

Gastrointestinal Tubes Complications of tubes thru nose: Nasal septal injury/bleding Respiratory distress Curling GI Bleeding Pneumothorax Nasal alar necrosis (Sengstaken)

Gastrointestinal Tubes Intestinal tube removal: Take tube off suction Undo all tape Remove quickly during Valsalva or suspended respirations