Percutaneous Endoscopic Gastrostomy - PEG - Pediatrics

This program explains percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy for children. Percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy is also known as PEG. The program includes the following sections: what is the anatomy of the digestive system, what are the reasons for a gastrostomy tube, what are the alternative treatments for digestive disorders in children, how is a PEG tube placed, what are the risks and complications of a PEG tube placement and what happens after a PEG placement.

1.	Introduction
2.	Anatomy
3.	Indications
4.	Alternative Treatment
5.	Placement
6.	Risks and Complications
7.	After the Procedure
8.	Summary

Percutaneous Endoscopic Gastrostomy - PEG - Pediatrics

General Anesthesia

Moderate Sedation

Preparing for Surgery - Part One

Preparing for Surgery - Part Two

Preparing Your Child for Surgery

Your Trip to the Hospital for Surgery - Pediatrics

Preparing Your Child for Surgery - Part I

Preparing Your Child for Surgery - Part II

PEG

Discharge Instructions - General

Preventing an Infection After Surgery

Patient Safety

Medication Safety

Introduction to Tube Feeding

Joey Pump - Tube Feeding

Bolus Tube Feeding