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G-tubes (G-tubes) have been proven to enhance outcomes for patients requiring enteral nutrition through small bowel feeding; however, complications with G-tube use are common and lead to decreased quality of life for both patients and caregivers alike. Hypergranulation tissue formation occurs as a result of chronic irritation during wound healing’s granulation and epithelialisation stages, often causing bleeding at the site, skin breakdown or leakage of feeds or gastric acid onto clothing or bedding – leading to decreased quality of life for both parties involved.

This study sought to establish whether silver-impregnated dressing could reduce postoperative hypergranulation tissue following G-tube placement. A randomised controlled trial with a 30-day intervention period was conducted; patients were divided into one of three groups based on care provided: standard, silver, and non-silver HD dressings. Hypergranulation tissue development rates between groups were similar at the end of their respective intervention periods with no difference seen between either standard care group and silver impregnated dressing groups.

Horner’s syndrome is a risk associated with chest tube placement that results in direct pressure being placed upon the sympathetic chain at the medial portion of the thoracic apex, leading to direct compression on its sympathetic chain and producing symptoms including miosis, ptosis and anhidrosis of the face and hands. To minimize this complication and minimize its severity by pulling back 2-3 cm away from thoracic apex