Massage and non-nutritive sucking on neonatal gastrointestinal function Disorder.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 3 Massage and non-nutritive sucking on neonatal gastrointestinal function Disorder Author: Hong Lijun, Chun-Hua Cheng, Jiang Pi-Ying, Wang Cong-li [Abstract] Objective To observe the non-nutritive sucking and massage on neonatal gastrointestinal dysfunction therapeutic effect. Method of randomly selected high-risk preterm children and full-term children 50 cases were divided into two groups, two groups of gestational age, body mass difference was not statistically significant. The basis of the observation group were given routine treatment of non-nutritive sucking and massage in the control group received conventional therapy alone. To observe the gastric residual, abdominal distension disappearance time, body mass growth in time, suspended time for parenteral nutrition. Results The group suffered less gastric residual, abdominal distension disappeared a short time, body mass growth in time faster. Conclusions Neonatal massage and non-nutritive sucking can promote the recovery of neonatal gastrointestinal dysfunction. [Keywords:] non-nutritive; sucking behavior; gastrointestinal diseases; massage; infant, newborn Development of gastrointestinal function in preterm children as immature, high-risk newborns die because of hypoxia, ischemia, intestinal ischemia, can result in feeding intolerance, gastrointestinal dysfunction. As a long-term supply of parenteral nutrition can cause gastrointestinal mucosal atrophy, lactase deficiency, intestinal flora can not be properly established, metabolic disorders, bowel movements slow down, bilirubin excretion and a series of adverse circumstances delay [1]. Therefore, the premature children, or full-term newborn infants at high risk of gastrointestinal function and induction of maturity is the establishment of its existence. Since the work carried out since the neonatal hospital for preterm children and full-term feeding intolerance in children at high risk of gastrointestinal dysfunction in neonate