enteral nutrition

Why is Enteral Nutrition Important in Neonates?

In neonates, particularly those with neonatal disorders, adequate nutrition is crucial for growth, development, and recovery. Enteral nutrition ensures they receive the necessary nutrients even when oral feeding is not feasible.

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