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- A study compared oxygen saturation levels in 10 stable newborns before and after feeding through orogastric and nasogastric tubes.
- Oxygen saturations were significantly lower when using nasogastric tubes and remained low during feeding.
- There were no issues with placing the orogastric tube, and no babies experienced milk aspiration.
Article Abstract
Oxygen saturations were compared, 10 min before and 10, 20 and 30 min after orogastric and nasogastric feeds, in 10 stable newborns. The mean saturations were significantly lower with mere passage of nasogastric tube and continued to be so during feeds. There was no difficulty in securing the orogastric tube and no baby aspirated milk.
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