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Post-extubation aspiration prevention

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July 4, 201114 yr

We´re revising our instructions on nutrition and one thing came up:

Do you let your newly extubated patients eat or do you let them wait a certain time to prevent aspiration?

July 5, 201114 yr

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July 6, 201114 yr

I am a bit "off-pist" from the level-3 NICU at Karolinska-Solna right now, but if I recall this correctly: feeding starts 2 or 4 hours post-extub.

Personally, I feel this is more a matter of seeing that the baby is breathing stable enough for staying on nCPAP.

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