enhanced feeding

What Types of Enhanced Feeding Methods are Used?

Several methods are employed, including:
Parenteral Nutrition (PN): Administered intravenously, typically used when the gastrointestinal tract is not functional.
Enteral Nutrition: Includes tube feeding and oral feeding with fortified breast milk or specialized formulas.
Human Milk Fortifiers: Added to breast milk to increase its nutritional content.

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