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Ep 132 Challenges and Innovations in Pediatric Dysphagia Management with Dr. Nikhila Raol

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ENT Episode #132

Challenges and Innovations in Pediatric Dysphagia Management

In this episode of BackTable ENT, Dr. Gopi Shah and Dr. Nikhila Raol, pediatric otolaryngologist at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta and Associate Professor at Emory University, discuss management of pediatric dysphagia.

ENT Episode #59

Feeding Difficulties in Adults

Theresa Richard, SLP educates us on the best approach to evaluating the adult patient with swallowing difficulty, including the importance and challenges of obtaining high quality assessments, and recommendations for therapy.

Dysphagia Articles

Read BackTable articles on Dysphagia, packed with practical insights for practicing physicians.

Managing Dysphagia, Lymphedema & Chronic Pain in Head & Neck Cancer Survivors

Survivorship in head and neck cancer involves the ongoing management of persistent issues that emerge long after treatment ends. Learn more about addressing functional impairments and supportive care strategies that optimize long-term quality of life.

Hard To Swallow: Assessing Pediatric Dysphagia

Pediatric dysphagia (difficulty swallowing) threatens the overall health and nutritional status of affected children. Learn more about how to evaluate pediatric dysphagia with BackTable ENT.

Pediatric Dysphagia: Signs, Symptoms & Treatment

Ashley Brown, speech language pathologist (SLP), details the spectrum of signs that infants with feeding challenges can display upon presenting to the clinic, and the profound emotional and cultural nuances of feeding within our society.

The Functional Impact of Infant Dysphagia

Ashley Brown, SLP, emphasizes the importance of functional evaluation over mere anatomical categorization in assessing infant dysphagia.

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