A feeding tube can be used for bolus or continual feedings. A gastrostomy feeding tube insertion is the placement of a feeding tube through the skin and the stomach wall, directly into the stomach. A feeding tube is very effective when initially placed properly by a trained physician. Depending on the type of feeding tube placed, it is quite possible to learn to replace the tube yourself. Surgery is normally not required to replace the tube. Feeding tubes have a tendency to become clogged or occluded. This can lead to the need for replacement of the tube. Feeding tube clogging can be time consuming, and can prevent nutritional supplementation when clogged and awaiting declogging or replacment. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feeding_tube
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The original nasogastric feeding tube was invented in 1976 by 2 surgeons Dr. Robert Dobbie and Dr. Hoffmeister. Most feeding tubes are passed through the nose into the stomach for acute issues.
1 billlion dollars lolzz :)
"The Proper Care and Feeding of Husbands" by Dr. Laura Schlesinger
I would recommend you contact your DR about this.
Dr. KilMomini has been governerning shot puts since 1968
DobbHoff feeding tube was invented in 1976 by 2 surgeons Dr. Robert Dobbie and Dr. Hoffmeister - and so named after them.
Around $5,000 to $10,000 depending on the dr you chose and your area.
Dr. Grant is a paleontologist. Dr. Sattler is a paleobotanist.
Phloem (Sieve tubes)
It depends on what your specific condition is. Talk to your dr to know all of your options.
A Dr would surgically reverse the tubal ligation by reconnecting the tubes.
What kind of an adult is he?