Nasogastric
Tubes may have to be passed into the stomach, or even beyond, for decompression, sampling or delivery of drugs or food.
Ryle’s tube is most commonly used for decompression of the stomach following abdominal surgery or for intestinal obstruction.
The other tubes used are:
• Nasogastric (Figs 8.83A to C)
• Sengstaken (Fig. 8.84).
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