… developmental milestones of feeding and eating. The importance … as Pierre Robin sequence
and CHARGE syndrome, to name just … Clinical assessment of swallowing and prediction of …

… number and disease severity provides some predictive value … the infant's ability to safely
and successfully orally feed and … 1, are changing, and disease trajectories are less clear. That …

… and skill-based feeding problems. It includes 35 items; the first 25 describe the child’s behavior,
skills, and food selectivity (eg, enjoys eating, … did not significantly predict trajectory group …

… hyperintensities, clinical dysphagia scale, and tube feeding status), … It enables clinicians to
select appropriate evaluation plans, … recovery trajectory. Knowledge of factors for functional …

… our ability to wholly characterize HD-related dysphagia and … used to predict the presence
and severity of dysphagia [31]. Data … of swallowing are exacerbated by difficulties with feeding, …

… , as well as MCS patients with severe dysphagia or mixed feeding (… when cognitive abilities
are more present. The evaluation of … of moderate to severe dysphagia can be predicted in the …

… The Oral Feeding Skills scale (OFS) is a 4-level clinical scale … dysphagia, we do know that
they may arise from their clinical … ≥ 80% (Path I), progression of oral feeding would be based …

… dysphagia assessed by FEES would be a negative predictor … clinical care path for individuals
with stroke and dysphagia … screening tool investigating patients’ ability to drink 90 mL of …

… This review provides an overview of the physiology of swallowing and oral feeding skills, …
seemed to be predictive of feeding problems [50]. A common microdeletion syndrome involving …

… disease contributing to dysphagia, one can predict the … and consequences of dysphagia
(eg, early feeding tube placement to … “Functional physiological reserve” is an organ's ability to …