enteral replacement

When is Enteral Replacement Needed?

Enteral replacement is indicated in several pediatric conditions, such as prematurity, failure to thrive, neurological disorders, and congenital anomalies that impair oral intake. It is also useful for children with chronic illnesses like cystic fibrosis or inflammatory bowel disease, where maintaining adequate nutrition orally is challenging.

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