N	Concordance
1	wing could cause difficulty in elective nasogastric tube and endotracheal tube i
2	ned tube tip. Radiographic detection of nasogastric tube malpositioning was prom
3	eaticojejunostomy. We used a paediatric nasogastric tube in the pancreatic remna
4	ric flora in elderly patients receiving nasogastric tube feeding, throat secreti
5	eptic episodes. Nutritional support via nasogastric tube and later percutaneous 
6	y magnets eliminated long-term use of a nasogastric tube, rehabilitated the pati
7	stomach in patients being fed through a nasogastric tube. All three patients wer
8	 lavage solution was given orally or by nasogastric tube. Clear fluid was collec
9	ction of intrabronchial malpositions of nasogastric tubes and subsequent complic
10	 practices in the care of patients with nasogastric tubes. Reported here are the