Definition of gastrostomy in English:

gastrostomy

nounPlural gastrostomiesɡaˈstrɒstəmiɡəˈsträstəmē

1An opening into the stomach from the abdominal wall, made surgically for the introduction of food.
Example sentencesExamples
- A gastrostomy tube can clearly improve nutritional status in a debilitated person with severe dysphagia, and may prolong life.
- My father, who spoke in occasional incoherent utterances, and was fed through a gastrostomy tube, was intubated and placed on a mechanical respirator a half a dozen times before he passed away.
- Patients who are unable to swallow will die if not given food and fluids by other means, but with a gastrostomy tube they may live for years.
- Because of oropharyngeal dysphagia, a gastrostomy tube had been placed several years ago.
- The data from the current study suggest that the benefits of gastrostomy feeding significantly outweigh the burdens.
- A clear catheter entered the stomach at the gastrostomy site and had passed the pylorus into the duodenum.
- No gastrostomy or transanastomotic tube placement is required.
- "The ' two factors' are clearly the immobility and gastrostomy feeding.
- One night the junction between his gastrostomy tube and the feeding tube became disconnected.
- A gastrostomy tube is a feeding tube that goes in the stomach.
- After three weeks, I was still unable to swallow, so a gastrostomy was placed.
- Great care is needed to ensure that attachments are secure at all times when gastrostomy feeding is carried out overnight.
- Scissors are used to make 2 slits in the tape to pull through the gastrostomy tube.
- The only acute illnesses not detected were acute gastroenteritis, gastrostomy infection and seizure.
- Do percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy tubes improve outcomes in stroke patients who have dysphagia?
- The family didn't want a gastrostomy tube placed, but they weren't ready to say goodbye, either.
- In recent years, percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy has become the intervention of choice when oral food intake becomes unsafe or inadequate.
- Ethical and quality of life issues should be considered before gastrostomy feeding is implemented.
- The length of time that caregivers considered gastrostomy placement for their child varied.
- The physician inserted a gastrostomy tube into the stomach to provide additional nutritional support, which may help to spontaneously close the fistula.
1. 1.1 A surgical operation for making a gastrostomy.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Six caregivers reported that pain was a problem for their child before gastrostomy, and half of these caregivers indicated less pain since the gastrostomy.
  We left the decision about the gastrostomy alone while my husband was still febrile and talked about how to get sustaining food into him to prevent hunger.
  A multidisciplinary team and other caregivers experienced with gastrostomies are excellent resources for caregivers contemplating the procedure.
  In order to determine the impact of gastrostomies in 20 children with neurodevelopmental disability, a questionnaire was used to collect caregivers' perceptions both before and after gastrostomy.

Definition of gastrostomy in US English:

gastrostomy

nounɡəˈsträstəmē

1An opening into the stomach from the abdominal wall, made surgically for the introduction of food.
Example sentencesExamples
- A gastrostomy tube can clearly improve nutritional status in a debilitated person with severe dysphagia, and may prolong life.
- After three weeks, I was still unable to swallow, so a gastrostomy was placed.
- The physician inserted a gastrostomy tube into the stomach to provide additional nutritional support, which may help to spontaneously close the fistula.
- The length of time that caregivers considered gastrostomy placement for their child varied.
- Because of oropharyngeal dysphagia, a gastrostomy tube had been placed several years ago.
- Ethical and quality of life issues should be considered before gastrostomy feeding is implemented.
- No gastrostomy or transanastomotic tube placement is required.
- Patients who are unable to swallow will die if not given food and fluids by other means, but with a gastrostomy tube they may live for years.
- In recent years, percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy has become the intervention of choice when oral food intake becomes unsafe or inadequate.
- A gastrostomy tube is a feeding tube that goes in the stomach.
- "The ' two factors' are clearly the immobility and gastrostomy feeding.
- The only acute illnesses not detected were acute gastroenteritis, gastrostomy infection and seizure.
- The family didn't want a gastrostomy tube placed, but they weren't ready to say goodbye, either.
- Great care is needed to ensure that attachments are secure at all times when gastrostomy feeding is carried out overnight.
- A clear catheter entered the stomach at the gastrostomy site and had passed the pylorus into the duodenum.
- One night the junction between his gastrostomy tube and the feeding tube became disconnected.
- The data from the current study suggest that the benefits of gastrostomy feeding significantly outweigh the burdens.
- My father, who spoke in occasional incoherent utterances, and was fed through a gastrostomy tube, was intubated and placed on a mechanical respirator a half a dozen times before he passed away.
- Do percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy tubes improve outcomes in stroke patients who have dysphagia?
- Scissors are used to make 2 slits in the tape to pull through the gastrostomy tube.
1. 1.1 A surgical operation for making an opening in the stomach.
  Example sentencesExamples
  A multidisciplinary team and other caregivers experienced with gastrostomies are excellent resources for caregivers contemplating the procedure.
  In order to determine the impact of gastrostomies in 20 children with neurodevelopmental disability, a questionnaire was used to collect caregivers' perceptions both before and after gastrostomy.
  We left the decision about the gastrostomy alone while my husband was still febrile and talked about how to get sustaining food into him to prevent hunger.
  Six caregivers reported that pain was a problem for their child before gastrostomy, and half of these caregivers indicated less pain since the gastrostomy.

单词	gastrostomy
释义	Definition of gastrostomy in English: gastrostomy nounPlural gastrostomiesɡaˈstrɒstəmiɡəˈsträstəmē 1An opening into the stomach from the abdominal wall, made surgically for the introduction of food. Example sentencesExamples A gastrostomy tube can clearly improve nutritional status in a debilitated person with severe dysphagia, and may prolong life. My father, who spoke in occasional incoherent utterances, and was fed through a gastrostomy tube, was intubated and placed on a mechanical respirator a half a dozen times before he passed away. Patients who are unable to swallow will die if not given food and fluids by other means, but with a gastrostomy tube they may live for years. Because of oropharyngeal dysphagia, a gastrostomy tube had been placed several years ago. The data from the current study suggest that the benefits of gastrostomy feeding significantly outweigh the burdens. A clear catheter entered the stomach at the gastrostomy site and had passed the pylorus into the duodenum. No gastrostomy or transanastomotic tube placement is required. "The ' two factors' are clearly the immobility and gastrostomy feeding. One night the junction between his gastrostomy tube and the feeding tube became disconnected. A gastrostomy tube is a feeding tube that goes in the stomach. After three weeks, I was still unable to swallow, so a gastrostomy was placed. Great care is needed to ensure that attachments are secure at all times when gastrostomy feeding is carried out overnight. Scissors are used to make 2 slits in the tape to pull through the gastrostomy tube. The only acute illnesses not detected were acute gastroenteritis, gastrostomy infection and seizure. Do percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy tubes improve outcomes in stroke patients who have dysphagia? The family didn't want a gastrostomy tube placed, but they weren't ready to say goodbye, either. In recent years, percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy has become the intervention of choice when oral food intake becomes unsafe or inadequate. Ethical and quality of life issues should be considered before gastrostomy feeding is implemented. The length of time that caregivers considered gastrostomy placement for their child varied. The physician inserted a gastrostomy tube into the stomach to provide additional nutritional support, which may help to spontaneously close the fistula. 1.1 A surgical operation for making a gastrostomy. Example sentencesExamples Six caregivers reported that pain was a problem for their child before gastrostomy, and half of these caregivers indicated less pain since the gastrostomy. We left the decision about the gastrostomy alone while my husband was still febrile and talked about how to get sustaining food into him to prevent hunger. A multidisciplinary team and other caregivers experienced with gastrostomies are excellent resources for caregivers contemplating the procedure. In order to determine the impact of gastrostomies in 20 children with neurodevelopmental disability, a questionnaire was used to collect caregivers' perceptions both before and after gastrostomy. Definition of gastrostomy in US English: gastrostomy nounɡəˈsträstəmē 1An opening into the stomach from the abdominal wall, made surgically for the introduction of food. Example sentencesExamples A gastrostomy tube can clearly improve nutritional status in a debilitated person with severe dysphagia, and may prolong life. After three weeks, I was still unable to swallow, so a gastrostomy was placed. The physician inserted a gastrostomy tube into the stomach to provide additional nutritional support, which may help to spontaneously close the fistula. The length of time that caregivers considered gastrostomy placement for their child varied. Because of oropharyngeal dysphagia, a gastrostomy tube had been placed several years ago. Ethical and quality of life issues should be considered before gastrostomy feeding is implemented. No gastrostomy or transanastomotic tube placement is required. Patients who are unable to swallow will die if not given food and fluids by other means, but with a gastrostomy tube they may live for years. In recent years, percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy has become the intervention of choice when oral food intake becomes unsafe or inadequate. A gastrostomy tube is a feeding tube that goes in the stomach. "The ' two factors' are clearly the immobility and gastrostomy feeding. The only acute illnesses not detected were acute gastroenteritis, gastrostomy infection and seizure. The family didn't want a gastrostomy tube placed, but they weren't ready to say goodbye, either. Great care is needed to ensure that attachments are secure at all times when gastrostomy feeding is carried out overnight. A clear catheter entered the stomach at the gastrostomy site and had passed the pylorus into the duodenum. One night the junction between his gastrostomy tube and the feeding tube became disconnected. The data from the current study suggest that the benefits of gastrostomy feeding significantly outweigh the burdens. My father, who spoke in occasional incoherent utterances, and was fed through a gastrostomy tube, was intubated and placed on a mechanical respirator a half a dozen times before he passed away. Do percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy tubes improve outcomes in stroke patients who have dysphagia? Scissors are used to make 2 slits in the tape to pull through the gastrostomy tube. 1.1 A surgical operation for making an opening in the stomach. Example sentencesExamples A multidisciplinary team and other caregivers experienced with gastrostomies are excellent resources for caregivers contemplating the procedure. In order to determine the impact of gastrostomies in 20 children with neurodevelopmental disability, a questionnaire was used to collect caregivers' perceptions both before and after gastrostomy. We left the decision about the gastrostomy alone while my husband was still febrile and talked about how to get sustaining food into him to prevent hunger. Six caregivers reported that pain was a problem for their child before gastrostomy, and half of these caregivers indicated less pain since the gastrostomy.
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