… Weak intra-oral vacuum in the infants with Down syndrome has been attributed to oral
hypotonia [12] which may impede the infant’s ability to form an adequate seal with negative …

… implications for the infant's respiratory health as … infants has been documented as source
of considerable stress for parents and can have a potential negative effect on the parent-infant …

… Hypotonia or ‘floppy infant syndrome', which may occur with or without muscle weakness
and cause abnormal control of the oropharyngeal structures, resulting in weak or …

… The most common misdiagnoses in our study were related to infant neuromuscular issues
of local or generalized hypotonia or hypertonia. The second largest group was infants with …

… future research needs around feeding hypotonic infants. … The difficulty babies with hypotonia
experience with bottle … Rachel's family stated her baby would find it easier to bottle feed. …

… ABM clinical protocol #21: Guidelines for breastfeeding and substance use or substance …
suck and swallow, hypertonicity or hypotonicity, irritability, or gastrointestinal upset. Breast milk …

… There are a number of conditions that may affect a baby's ability to breastfeed. … babies born
prematurely. Other conditions, such as congenital malformations, may also affect the baby's …

… 200 genes have been recognized as a cause of generalized child-onset dystonia. (7–11) …
High doses of baclofen can exacerbate axial hypotonia (36, 37). Given its poor ability to cross …

… infants often exhibit jaw instability due to immature or underdeveloped muscles and hypotonia…
ABM clinical protocol# 17: guidelines for breastfeeding infants with cleft lip, cleft palate, or …

… Propoxyphene has been associated with unexplained apnea, bradycardia, and cyanosis,
as well as hypotonia in nursing infants. Moreover, propoxyphene was withdrawn from the …