Gastric intubation is done to obtain a specimen of stomach contents, to lavage the stomach, to gavage a patient, or to allow for drainage of stomach contents by suction apparatus.
Nasogastric intubation is preferred over orogastric intubation.
Gastric intubation is done to obtain a specimen of stomach contents, to lavage the stomach, to gavage a patient, or to allow for drainage of stomach contents by suction apparatus.
Nasogastric intubation is preferred over orogastric intubation.