Short Intro Of Percutaneous Endoscopic

Percutaneous Endoscopic is an endoscopic medical procedure first performed in 1979 on a child in Cleveland. In percutaneous Endoscopic a tube is passed into the patient stomach through the abdominal wall such as most commonly by providing the means of feeding when ever oral intake is not adequate. It is passed through small intestine by passing an extension tube. Percutaneous Endoscopic tube may be used as to provide nutrition to the patient as he/she needs it. So this tube helps to provide nutrition to the patient when he needs for the food or he/she feels hungry.

Techniques Of Percutaneous Endoscopic

The techniques of the Percutaneous Endoscopic defines with the performing a gastro copy to examine the anatomy of the stomach. The anterior stomach wall is well identified and its techniques are used to ensure that there are no more organs between the wall and the skin. All the digital pressure is being applied to the abdominal wall, transilimination process is used in which the light which is emitted through endoscope can be seen through abdominal wall and a small needle of 40mm is penetrated in stomach before larger canola. Aggiocatch is used for puncturing the abdominal wall and a soft guidwire is penetrated through it and feeding tube is attached with it.

Contradictions Of Percutaneous Endoscopic:

The proper care after Percutaneous Endoscopic is very must like other feeding tubes. The contradictions can be of two types absolute and relative. In absolute contradictions of Percutaneous Endoscopic you can see incorrect coagulopathy, peritonitis, inability to perform any esophagastrodudenoscopy, bowel obstruction, untreatable massive as cites. And the relative contradictions of Percutaneous Endoscopic are gastric wall neoplasm, massive as cites, previous abnormal surgery, gastric, mucosal abnormalities like large gastric varies, portal hypersensitive gastropathy, abdominal wall infection, morbid obesity etc. all this contradiction appears with Percutaneous Endoscopic.

Complications Of Percutaneous Endoscopic.

There can be many contradictions of Percutaneous Endoscopic such as Buried bumper syndrome in which the gastric part of the tube migrates into the gastric wall, hemorrhage can also be there, problem of cellulitis or infection of skin around the gastronomy site, gastric ulcer at the site of button or on opposite wall of stomach which is called kissing ulcer, puncture in left lobe of liver which leads to liver capsule pain, perforation of bowel which can lead to peritonitis, problem of gastric separation can appear or gastric fistula in which diarrhea appears a short time after feeding and the feed directly goes from stomach to colon. All these can be the contradictions of Percutaneous Endoscopic.

Indications To Remove PEG In Percutaneous Endoscopic:

In Percutaneous Endoscopic the PEG tubes are removed endoscopic ally. The indications to remove the PEG tubes can be the persistent infection to the patient at PEG site. If there is failure, breakage or deterioration of PEG tube then the new tube is placed along the existing track. If problem of buried bumper syndromes seen. And last if the PEG tube is no longer required. All these are the indications for removal of PEG in Percutaneous Endoscopic.