Feeding Interventions Are Associated With Improved Outcomes in Children With Laryngeal Penetration


Authors
Duncan DR, Larson K, Davidson K, May K, Rahbar R, Rosen RL

Publication
Journal of Pediatric Gastroenterology and Nutrition

Date
February 2019

Conclusions
“Laryngeal penetration appears to be clinically significant in children with oropharyngeal dysphagia and interventions to decrease its occurrence are associated with improved outcomes including decreased symptoms of concern and hospitalization nights. Thickening or other feeding intervention should be considered for all symptomatic children with laryngeal penetration on swallow study.”


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