Naso Gastric Intubation: Equine 

Pre-measuring the tube to the pharynx and the stomach before intubation would be a good demonstration for the beginners.

Thank you so much, that was very helpful in understanding how to use a nasogastric tube.

What is not discussed is how to tell you are in the Windpipe/Lungs instead of the esophagus/ stomach. (Load up the Lungs with Oil, that will kill the Horse) Besides listening, get a blow of air into your ear versus a slight 'sizzling' sound from a acidic stomach, measure and MARK your tube to the length where the stomach would be. ( More tube than windpipe) Also, it is easier to actually see the tube slide down the esophagus if the tube has a larger diameter.

hello, my thesis is gastric to determine the prevalence of gastric ulcer in the horses in the region I am in, for this I need to do a naso gastric probe and I have no experience in this matter. I would appreciate if you could help.

Why do we pass the stomach tube through nasal route instead of oral route in horses?

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