CTICasesTrans-Neck Enteric Feeding Tube
Imaging findings
An enteric tube inserted directly through the neck into the esophagus, bypassing the upper airway due to anatomical constraints.
Key takeaways
When traditional routes for feeding tubes are blocked, interventional radiology can place tubes through alternative routes such as the neck.
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