nutrient enema - translation to russian
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nutrient enema - translation to russian


nutrient enema         
ENEMA ADMINISTERED WITH THE INTENT OF PROVIDING NUTRITION WHEN NORMAL EATING IS NOT POSSIBLE
Feeding per rectum; Rectal feeding; Rectal alimentation; Feeding enema; Nutrient clyster; Rectal hydration; Rectal rehydration
[мед.] питательная клизма
nutrient enema         
ENEMA ADMINISTERED WITH THE INTENT OF PROVIDING NUTRITION WHEN NORMAL EATING IS NOT POSSIBLE
Feeding per rectum; Rectal feeding; Rectal alimentation; Feeding enema; Nutrient clyster; Rectal hydration; Rectal rehydration

медицина

питательная клизма

rectal feeding         
ENEMA ADMINISTERED WITH THE INTENT OF PROVIDING NUTRITION WHEN NORMAL EATING IS NOT POSSIBLE
Feeding per rectum; Rectal feeding; Rectal alimentation; Feeding enema; Nutrient clyster; Rectal hydration; Rectal rehydration

медицина

питательная клизма

Definition

enema
(enemas)
If someone has an enema, a liquid is put into their bottom in order to make them empty their bowels, for example before they have an operation.
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Wikipedia

Nutrient enema
A nutrient enema, also known as feeding per rectum, rectal alimentation, or rectal feeding, is an enema administered with the intent of providing nutrition when normal eating is not possible. This treatment is ancient, dating back at least to the second century AD when documented by Galen, and commonly used in the Middle Ages, remaining a common technique in 19th century, and as recently as 1941 the U.
What is the Russian for nutrient enema? Translation of &#39nutrient enema&#39 to Russian