Qi Fang on nourishing enema and Enteral Nutrition in the clinical application of gastric cancer patients.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 9 Qi Fang on nourishing enema and Enteral Nutrition in the clinical application of gastric cancer patients [Keywords:] enema gastric cancer during postoperative enteral nutrition in the blood line of gas Gastrointestinal cancer after radical surgery, the patient can not eat about 1 week now and more to parenteral nutrition, but very expensive, more complications, relatively speaking, enteral nutrition has a cheap, less complication. But after easily lead to early enteral nutrition in patients with abdominal distension, abdominal pain, affecting recovery of gastrointestinal function, reach the intended effect of enteral nutrition .2003-10-2005-02, I side with nourishing qi enema and Enteral Nutrition treatment of gastric cancer 35 cases, and with the simple to the enteral nutrition to parenteral nutrition in 33 cases and 30 control observations are as follows. 1 Materials and Methods 1.1 The inclusion and exclusion criteria Clear inclusion criteria for the diagnosis of advanced gastric cancer patients, the standard radical gastrectomy D2 line. Excluded advanced cancer line gastrojejunostomy, and switch technique, patients with perioperative death. 1.2 General Information All 98 patients were hospitalized in our hospital emergency surgery were randomly divided into 3 groups. Treatment group 35 cases, 19 males and 16 females, mean age 53 years, the average history of 9 months, clinical stage: Ⅰ 2 cases , Ⅱ of the 22 cases, Ⅲ of 11 cases. enteral nutrition group of 33 patients, 21 males and 12 females, mean age 56 years, mean 11 months of history, clinical stage: Ⅰ stage in 4 cases, Ⅱ of 20 cases, Ⅲ of 9 cases. parenteral nutrition group of 30 patients, 20 males and 10 females, mean age 51 years; the average history of 12 months, the clinical stage: Ⅰ in 3 cases, Ⅱ of 18 cases, Ⅲ of 9 cases of general information .3 group of patients was no significant difference (Pgt; 0.05, comparable. 1.3 Treatment 1.3.1 group To