The<unk> -tube does not need to be removed routinely unless there are signs of peritonitis, necrotizing fasciitis, or the infection does not respond to initial antibiotic treatment
Antibiotic choices<unk> enerally include a first-generation cephalosporin or quinolone
MRSA coverage may be indicated on a center-dependent basis
Infected G-tube
Clogged G-tube
Displaced G-tube
Leaking G-tube
G-tube complications
Aspirated foreign body
Post-operative fever
Abdominal trauma