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2. A stubborn nasogastric tube: self-knotting of a nasogastric tube

Author

Justin Tsandiraki, Joylene Tendai, Arnold D Likiliwike, Ezekiel N Moirana, David Msuya, and Murad Tarmohamed

Subjects
Surgery
Abstract

Nasogastric tubes (NGT) are widely used and generally harmless as such, complications are uncommon. NGT knotting is one such complication. We report a 45-month-old female with spontaneously knotted NGT that was identified and safely removed without complications. NGT knotting detection needs a high index of suspicion; if not detected and managed in a proper way, it may lead to severe complications. We discuss this case to raise awareness of this complication and how to minimize the likelihood of it happening and improve patient outcome.

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2022
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4. Severe Neurological Manifestation from Jatropha curcas (Mbono Kaburi) Poisoning in 5 Years Old: A Case Report

Author

Mselle, Matei, primary, Shayo, Aisa, additional, Mbwasi, Ronald, additional, Mrindoko, Phillip, additional, Kimambo, Elise, additional, Likiliwike, Arnold, additional, Frisch, Lucy, additional, Meleki, Elton, additional, Hatibu, Zaituni, additional, Peter, Nyemo, additional, Iman, Ally, additional, Mosha, Faith, additional, Maringo, Beatrice, additional, Minga, Ikupa, additional, and Mchaile, Deborah, additional

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2022
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5. stubborn nasogastric tube: self-knotting of a nasogastric tube.

Author

Tsandiraki, Justin, Tendai, Joylene, Likiliwike, Arnold D, Moirana, Ezekiel N, Msuya, David, and Tarmohamed, Murad

Subjects
NASOENTERAL tubes
Abstract

Nasogastric tubes (NGT) are widely used and generally harmless as such, complications are uncommon. NGT knotting is one such complication. We report a 45-month-old female with spontaneously knotted NGT that was identified and safely removed without complications. NGT knotting detection needs a high index of suspicion; if not detected and managed in a proper way, it may lead to severe complications. We discuss this case to raise awareness of this complication and how to minimize the likelihood of it happening and improve patient outcome. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2022
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