1. Enteral nutrition; Pareteral nutrition; Severe cerebral infarction; Nutrition support.

2. If enteral nutrition can be used effectively, the critically ill patient can be saved.

3. Conclusion: Early enteral nutrition in the ASP application is safe and effective.

4. Conclusion Early enteral nutrition and right used in patients with liver transplantation are safe and effective.

5. Results The enteral nutrition was infused through the feeding tube and the patient was cured.

6. Conclusion A reasonable application of enteral Nutrition (sugar-free meal special type homogenate) could not only control blood sugar, enhance nutrition(), but also can improve the prognosis.

7. Enteral nutrition and parenteral nutrition are two kinds of availible nourishments support method.

8. Early enteral feeding or nutrition could maintain the structure and function of gut, and decrease the hypermetabolism after burn injury.

9. Objective To investigate efficacy of early enteral nutrition support and right in patients with liver transplantation.

10. Methods Using a well-nourished enteral nutrition piglet model, we tested whether intravenous inorganic sulfate and methionine were fully excreted as sulfur in the urine.

11. Objective To study the effect of enteral nutrition via needle-catheter jejunostomy (NCJ)in the stomach cancer patients after gastrectomy .

12. However, the use of enteral feeding in patients with gastrointestinal intolerance is associated with underfeeding and consequent malnutrition.

13. The Pediatric Collaboratory Group, Parentral and Enteral Nutrition Society, Chinese Medical Association.

14. Objective : To explore the clinical effect of enteral nutrition with preventive jejunum stoma in abdominal operation.

15. Conclusions The early enteral nutrition is more effective in reducing hypermetabolism response than the early parenteral nutrition.

16. An effective duodenal drainage and enteral nutrition through jejunostomy are beneficial to healing the injury.

17. Objective To study the effect of enteral nutritional support supplemented with glutamine on enterogenous hypermetabolism after severe burn injury.

18. Objective To explore a new way of enteral nutrition for the after choledochotomy.

19. Powell-Tuck etal measured whole body protein metabolism in 19 patients with ulcerative colitis, while they were receiving enteral or intravenous nutrition.

20. AIM:To investigate the changes in intestinal structure and function as well as the effect of enteral glutamine(GLN)supplement on the endotoxin translocation and immunological function in starved rats.

21. Objective To explore the mechanism of gastric tissue blood perfusion improved by early enteral feeding injury.

22. To explore the safety, feasibility and the nutrition and immunonutrition effect of early postoperative enteral nutrition with glutamine in patients with gastroenteric tumor.

23. Objective To study the feasibility and clinical effects of enteral nutrition by needle catheter jejunostomy(NCJ)tube in the postoperative adjuvant chemotherapy for patients of staged gastric cancer.

24. Objective To investigate the effects of carbachol on intestinal vascular permeability and tissue edema with enteral glucose?electrolyte solution(GES) resuscitation in scald shock rats.

25. We investigated the pattern of electrolyte disturbances with regard to enteral malabsorption , renal compensation, and the influence of immunosuppression.

26. Methods Jejunostomy was performed in 12 patients with gastrointestinal trauma during operation. Early enteral nutrition support was administered 12 hours after operation.

27. Up-regulation of jejunal IGF-1 and IGF-IR expression during refeeding suggests a role for the IGF action pathway in gut trophic responses to enteral nutrients.

28. Objective: To investigate the effect of zinc supplements on enteral bacterial translocation and toxemia in rats after burn.

29. On the day 1 postoperatively, the patients received tither enteral nutrition or parenteral nutrition.

30. Objective: To discuss the method of percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy and percutaneous endoscopic jejunostomy to set up the way of enteral nutrition.

31. Objective To investigate the possibility and acute role of glutamine and medium-chain triglyceride enteral nutrition(GMEN) support in postoperative patients with gastric carcinoma .

32. For barrier and immunity of enteric, select seemliness time and composition enteral nutrition is very importance.

33. Controversy exists concerning the advantages of the different methods of enteral feeding ,(Sentence dictionary) as well as the oral stimulation and sucking during gavage feeding in preterm infants.

34. Objective : To investigate the effects methods of enteral and parenteral nutritional support of severe burn.

35. Enteral nutrition also can endanger patient safety in unique ways.

36. Conclusion The insulin-liposomes coated by chitosan and its derivatives can enhance enteral absorption of insulin and increase stability of insulin in GI tract.

37. Using this method makes the ICU team more self-sufficient when critically ill patients require enteral nutrition and no gastroenterologist is available.

38. The most surgical procedure was the right half colon resection(37.65%). The second was partial enterectomy(21.18%). The prognosis of enteral and external fistula and perianal CD were satisfactory.

39. Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease; Respiratory failure; Enteral nutrition; Function of intestines.

40. Conclusions: PEG solves the problems of enteral nutrition for patients who can not take food by eating.

41. Objective To review the results and the clinical practice of early enteral nutrition after gastrointestinal surgery ( EENAGS ).

42. Conclusion It is a new way to solve enteral nutrition problem for the after choledochotomy.

43. Objective To explore the mechanism and effects of enteral nutrition and parenteral hyperalimentation on intestine damage in severe burn injury.

44. Conclusion Drug is an important risk factor for diarrhea in patients with enteral nutrition, it suggests that some medicine should be cautious to use in patients with enteral nutrition.

45. CONCLUSION: Enteral econutrition can restore and improve the function of intestinal mucosal barrier in wounded rat.

46. Methods 23 patients of upper intestinal leakage who underwent jejunostomy enteral nutrition were summarized retrospectively.

47. Objectives:To evaluate the safety and effect of enteral nutrition support at early period after gastroenteric operation.