Radiophotographically Controlled Nasointestinal Intubation to Treat Recurrent XXXX .

@entity1 @entity2616 @entity86
UNASSIGNED: This study describes clinical experience and curative effect of radiophotographically controlled nasointestinal intubation in the treatment of small intestine arrangement in recurrent @entity86 . A 300-cm-long nasointestinal tube was installed into the jejunum through the nasal cavity under radiophotographic observation in 25 @entity1 with recurrent @entity86 . The tube was advanced into the ileum by enterokinesia to relieve @entity2616 and conduct small bowel arrangement. Duration of tube installation was 13      11  min (range of 9-36  min). The success rate was 88  %. In 3 @entity1 , assistance by a gastroscope was required. Twenty-one out of 25 @entity1 were cured, making the cure rate of 84  %. The time for intestinal arrangement was 18.5      3  days. The @entity1 were followed up for 6  months to 2  years; there was 1 case of recurrence, while other @entity1 recovered smoothly with no recurrence. A non-surgical nasointestinal intubation under radiophotography is a simple, safe, and effective management with few complications and beneficial outcome in recurrent @entity86 .
