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Development of Oral-Motor Skills in the Neurologically Impaired Child Receiving Non-Oral Feedings
Dysphagia, 1989Treatment of children with swallowing dysfunction requires a holistic approach based on a global view of their problems and needs. The connection of the swallowing mechanism with the sensorimotor organization of postural tone and movement throughout the body is a critical factor in the evaluation and treatment of children whose dysphagia is rooted in a
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Development of Oral Feeding Skills in the Preterm Infant
2011Preterm infants cannot readily transition from tube to oral feeding. Such difficulty often delays their discharge from the hospital and mother-infant reunion. Therefore, understanding the development of the necessary skills preterm infants need to acquire for safe and successful oral feeding is essential.
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Maturation of Infant Oral Feeding Skills
2018With the increased survival of infants born prematurely comes the awareness that many of them struggle to safely and competently feed by mouth. This is not unexpected as these infants’ functional physiological systems programmed for an in utero environment are not yet appropriate for their ex utero world.
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Nonnutritive Sucking at the Mother's Breast Facilitates Oral Feeding Skills in Premature Infants
Advances in Neonatal Care, 2019Background Premature infants have difficulties in transitioning from gavage to breastfeeding. Targeted interventions to support breastfeeding in premature infants in the neonatal intensive care unit are scarce. Purpose: This pilot study evaluates the effectiveness of nonnutritive ...
Hima B, John +4 more
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Journal of Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine, 2012
We have shown that the provision of a nonnutritive oral motor therapy (NNOMT) or infant massage therapy (iMT) provided singly and in combination vs. no intervention shortens the number of days from start to independent oral feeding in very low birth weight infants.
Lau, C., Fucile, S., Gisel, E.G.
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We have shown that the provision of a nonnutritive oral motor therapy (NNOMT) or infant massage therapy (iMT) provided singly and in combination vs. no intervention shortens the number of days from start to independent oral feeding in very low birth weight infants.
Lau, C., Fucile, S., Gisel, E.G.
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Early Human Development
One criterion for infant NICU discharge is the ability to meet all nutritional needs by mouth, therefore, it is important to understand interventions that can improve the trajectory to full oral feeding. While many oral motor and feeding interventions are used in clinical practice, it remains unclear which are supported by the literature.The aim of ...
Carolyn, Ibrahim +4 more
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One criterion for infant NICU discharge is the ability to meet all nutritional needs by mouth, therefore, it is important to understand interventions that can improve the trajectory to full oral feeding. While many oral motor and feeding interventions are used in clinical practice, it remains unclear which are supported by the literature.The aim of ...
Carolyn, Ibrahim +4 more
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Pediatric Research
Oral feeding difficulties are common in infants with bronchopulmonary dysplasia (BPD) and contribute to delayed discharge. The aim was to evaluate oral feeding skills (OFS) and swallow-respiration coordination in infants with BPD using a bedside noninvasive signal-based device.Prospective observational study.
Ozlem Bozkurt +2 more
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Oral feeding difficulties are common in infants with bronchopulmonary dysplasia (BPD) and contribute to delayed discharge. The aim was to evaluate oral feeding skills (OFS) and swallow-respiration coordination in infants with BPD using a bedside noninvasive signal-based device.Prospective observational study.
Ozlem Bozkurt +2 more
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Perspectives of the ASHA Special Interest Groups, 2019
Purpose Full-term infants with congenital heart defects (CHD) are at high risk for developmental and feeding difficulties secondary to a complex combination of immature neurological structures, early surgical intervention, postsurgical complications, and disruption in typical care.
Hema Desai, Audrey N. Lim
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Purpose Full-term infants with congenital heart defects (CHD) are at high risk for developmental and feeding difficulties secondary to a complex combination of immature neurological structures, early surgical intervention, postsurgical complications, and disruption in typical care.
Hema Desai, Audrey N. Lim
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Journal of Texture Studies
ABSTRACT The introduction of food textures in a child's first 2 years of life plays a vital role in growth, nutrition, and feeding development. However, the absence of a standardized texture framework for studying texture progression limits both pediatric feeding research and the ability to diagnose pediatric feeding disorder (PFD ...
Amy L. Delaney +4 more
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ABSTRACT The introduction of food textures in a child's first 2 years of life plays a vital role in growth, nutrition, and feeding development. However, the absence of a standardized texture framework for studying texture progression limits both pediatric feeding research and the ability to diagnose pediatric feeding disorder (PFD ...
Amy L. Delaney +4 more
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