G-tube Surgery
A gastrostomy tube, also called a g-tube or feeding tube, helps your child receive nutrients, medication and fluids that they’d traditionally ingest through their mouth. Learn how we connect a g-tube and its uses. Pediatric g-tube surgery delivers nutrients, medication and fluids directly into your child’s stomach. We place a pediatric gastrostomy tube for a variety of reasons and it’s useful for many different treatments. Pediatric g-tube placement is usually a temporary solution that provides a way of delivering nutrients and medication until a time when they can safely ingest through their mouth. Watch the video to learn about the gastrostomy tube placement procedure and how it helps them to grow and recover. Connect with Children’s Colorado: Instagram: / childrenscolo Facebook: / childrenshospitalcolorado Twitter: / childrenscolo LinkedIn: / children's-hospital-colorado Website: http://www.childrenscolorado.org

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