Gastrostomy:

Gastrostomy, also known as percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy, PEG, involves placing a small flexible tube, called a tube, directly from the stomach, to allow feeding in cases where the oral route can be taken. In this way, performing a gastrostomy usually treats cases of: Some of these cases may be temporary. Such as in stroke situations. […]

Gastrostomy, also called a percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy or PEG, involves placing a small flexible tube, called a tube, from the skin of the abdomen directly to the stomach, to allow feeding in cases where the oral route cannot be used. The preparation of a gastrostomy is usually indicated if: Some of these cases can be