A new method of placing nasogastric tubes in patients at high risk of epistaxis

<p>Nasogastric tubes are used for a multitude of purposes, however, due to their firm composition, they often injure the nasal passages when being placed. While a small amount of bleeding from the nasal mucosa is traditionally acceptable, that small amount of bleeding from the nose can potenti...

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Main Authors: Ilse M Novis (Author), Edward Le (Author), Hailey S Novis (Author), Karim Sorour (Author), Khaled A Sorour (Author)
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Published: Archives of Pulmonology and Respiratory Care - Peertechz Publications, 2022-08-23.
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