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Flow efficiency of 3D-printed refeeding tubes in a simulated neonatal high-output stoma model
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In brief
Laboratory study evaluating flow characteristics of 3D-printed refeeding tubes designed for neonatal high-output stomas. Research addresses fluid and electrolyte management challenges in infants with enterostomies by testing custom tube designs in simulated clinical conditions.
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