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Fig. 1. —Photograph of gastrostomy catheters used in current study. The 12-French Wills-Oglesby gastrostomy catheter (Cook, Bloomington, IN) (top) and 14-French Mallinckrodt gastrostomy catheter (Cook) (middle) are retained by locking pigtails. The 20-French removable mushroom-retained catheter (removable pull-PEG; Medical Innovations, Draper, UT) (bottom) is pulled with a snare from mouth into stomach. A plastic dilator is then cut off and a feeding adapter and skin bolster are attached.





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