Definition of enteral in English:

enteral

adjectiveˈɛntər(ə)lˈen(t)ərəl

Medicine

Involving or passing through the intestine, either naturally via the mouth and oesophagus, or through an artificial opening.
〔医〕（主要指营养）肠（内）的；肠溶的。常与PARENTERAL 相对
Often contrasted with parenteral
Example sentencesExamples
- This may range from nil by mouth with total enteral support to full oral route or a balance of the two.
- If surgery cannot safely be postponed, parenteral or enteral hyperalimentation should be started.
- Forty patients will be randomly assigned to either standard enteral nutrition or standard enteral nutrition containing a probiotic.
- Commonly, these infants need supplemental oxygen treatment for mild respiratory distress syndrome or parenteral nutrition until enteral feeds are established.
- However, enteral feeding is withheld during monitoring with gastric tonometry because enteral feeding is thought to influence tonometric measurements.

Derivatives

enterally

adverb

Medicine

Additional benefits include the mandatory assessment for refeeding syndrome of all enterally fed patients, with appropriate feeding regimes, supplementation, and blood work for those found at risk.
Example sentencesExamples
- Researchers developed an amniotic fluid-like solution to be given enterally.
- Neonates generally should not be fed enterally (by mouth or feeding tube) under certain conditions.
- The requirement for surgery was significantly lower in the patients fed enterally.
- Time to onset is not appreciably different between similar doses given rectally or enterally.

Origin

Early 20th century: from Greek enteron 'intestine' + -al, partly as a back-formation from parenteral.

Definition of enteral in US English:

enteral

adjectiveˈen(t)ərəl

Medicine

(chiefly of nutrition) involving or passing through the intestine, either naturally via the mouth and esophagus, or through an artificial opening.
〔医〕（主要指营养）肠（内）的；肠溶的。常与PARENTERAL 相对
Often contrasted with parenteral
Example sentencesExamples
- However, enteral feeding is withheld during monitoring with gastric tonometry because enteral feeding is thought to influence tonometric measurements.
- If surgery cannot safely be postponed, parenteral or enteral hyperalimentation should be started.
- Commonly, these infants need supplemental oxygen treatment for mild respiratory distress syndrome or parenteral nutrition until enteral feeds are established.
- Forty patients will be randomly assigned to either standard enteral nutrition or standard enteral nutrition containing a probiotic.
- This may range from nil by mouth with total enteral support to full oral route or a balance of the two.

Origin

Early 20th century: from Greek enteron ‘intestine’ + -al, partly as a back-formation from parenteral.

单词	enteral
释义	Definition of enteral in English: enteral adjectiveˈɛntər(ə)lˈen(t)ərəl Medicine Involving or passing through the intestine, either naturally via the mouth and oesophagus, or through an artificial opening. 〔医〕（主要指营养）肠（内）的；肠溶的。常与PARENTERAL 相对 Often contrasted with parenteral Example sentencesExamples This may range from nil by mouth with total enteral support to full oral route or a balance of the two. If surgery cannot safely be postponed, parenteral or enteral hyperalimentation should be started. Forty patients will be randomly assigned to either standard enteral nutrition or standard enteral nutrition containing a probiotic. Commonly, these infants need supplemental oxygen treatment for mild respiratory distress syndrome or parenteral nutrition until enteral feeds are established. However, enteral feeding is withheld during monitoring with gastric tonometry because enteral feeding is thought to influence tonometric measurements. Derivatives enterally adverb Medicine Additional benefits include the mandatory assessment for refeeding syndrome of all enterally fed patients, with appropriate feeding regimes, supplementation, and blood work for those found at risk. Example sentencesExamples Researchers developed an amniotic fluid-like solution to be given enterally. Neonates generally should not be fed enterally (by mouth or feeding tube) under certain conditions. The requirement for surgery was significantly lower in the patients fed enterally. Time to onset is not appreciably different between similar doses given rectally or enterally. Origin Early 20th century: from Greek enteron 'intestine' + -al, partly as a back-formation from parenteral. Definition of enteral in US English: enteral adjectiveˈen(t)ərəl Medicine (chiefly of nutrition) involving or passing through the intestine, either naturally via the mouth and esophagus, or through an artificial opening. 〔医〕（主要指营养）肠（内）的；肠溶的。常与PARENTERAL 相对 Often contrasted with parenteral Example sentencesExamples However, enteral feeding is withheld during monitoring with gastric tonometry because enteral feeding is thought to influence tonometric measurements. If surgery cannot safely be postponed, parenteral or enteral hyperalimentation should be started. Commonly, these infants need supplemental oxygen treatment for mild respiratory distress syndrome or parenteral nutrition until enteral feeds are established. Forty patients will be randomly assigned to either standard enteral nutrition or standard enteral nutrition containing a probiotic. This may range from nil by mouth with total enteral support to full oral route or a balance of the two. Origin Early 20th century: from Greek enteron ‘intestine’ + -al, partly as a back-formation from parenteral.
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