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PEG Feeding, Dementia and the Need for Policies and Guidelines

The use of long term tube feeding solely as a life‐sustaining treatment is controversial, yet frequent, especially in patients with advanced dementia [1, p.379].

M. Steinberg | CM Cartwright

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