Desai Sudhen,  Steve Mccaulley,  Vaidya Vinay

Final Pr. ID: Poster #: EDU-041

Patients requiring enteral support typically have not had a primary provider for the maintenance of their enteral tubes and at many institutions are only seen on an as-needed basis. Specifically, patients with gastrojejunal feeding tubes tend to present acutely (e.g. tube occlusion, dysfunction or accidental removal) to Interventional Radiology (IR) departments with need for exchange. Standard patient presentation is via the ED or their GI offices after significant time investment on the part of the families and involved providers to arrange the IR visit. Read More

Authors:  Desai Sudhen , Steve Mccaulley , Vaidya Vinay

Keywords:  Data Management, AI, Gastrojejunal feeding tube

Davda Sunit,  Arfeen Farrukh,  Roberts Charlotte,  Chippington Sam,  Mcdonald Kirsteen

Final Pr. ID: Poster #: EDU-011

Enteral feeding tubes are increasingly being requested and utilized. Furthermore there are now a wide variety of enteral tubes available. This educational exhibit will provide a review of the different types of enteral feeding tubes used in the pediatric population as well as useful hints and tips for pediatric radiologists, general radiologists and clinicians alike. Read More

Authors:  Davda Sunit , Arfeen Farrukh , Roberts Charlotte , Chippington Sam , Mcdonald Kirsteen

Keywords:  enteral, feeding

Flowers Colleen,  Kaplan Summer,  Zhu Xiaowei

Final Pr. ID: Poster #: EDU-014 (T)

The objective for a low dose imaging protocol was to eliminate patient risks and to reduce radiation doses. Tube placements are confirmed via imaging thereby avoiding utilization of malpositioned tubes. Reduced technical parameters lessen the absorbed skin dose. A limited field of view which includes distal espohagus and airway allows accurate assessment of feeding tube position. The new region of interest eliminates unnecessary exposure to hypersensitive organs including, thyroid and reproductive structures. This coned down view requires a lower image quality thereby allowing a lower dose approach. Read More

Authors:  Flowers Colleen , Kaplan Summer , Zhu Xiaowei

Keywords:  Low Dose Protocol, Feeding tube confirmation