… have abandoned frenotomy nationally.4 The Japan Paediatric Society has stated that
ankyloglossia does not cause feeding difficulties and that frenotomy is not necessary in infancy.5 …

… year at the Lactation Institute and Breastfeeding Clinic provides … and breastfeeding problems
such as insufficient infant weight … Frenotomy was recommended for ten of 13 babies who …

… frenotomy is indicated. We chose cases where there were persistent breastfeeding problems,
but these problems could be caused by other factors and managed partially with lactation …

… a frenotomy on tongue-tied infants is controversial, particularly with regard to breastfeeding
issues… I found that some tongue-tied babies may exhibit breastfeeding problems, while others …

… and the subsequent breastfeeding rate. The objectives of this study were to assess the
effect of office-based frenotomy on improving breastfeeding difficulties among infants with …

… Finally, given the multifactorial causes of breastfeeding difficulties in the mother-infant dyads
in … for further investigation to create a more comprehensive protocol for feeding assessment. …

… infant population that undergoes frenotomy for ankyloglossia and breast feeding difficulties
as well as to analyze the frenotomy … in treating infants with difficulty breastfeeding secondary …

… The objectives of our study were to assess the effect of office-based frenotomy among
infants with problematic ankyloglossia on reversing breastfeeding difficulties and to elucidate …

… infants underwent lingual frenotomy at 45 days of age. At the conclusion of the frenotomy,
the infants were breastfed… that breastfeeding difficulties diminish after lingual frenotomy 2 2 …

… frequent cause of infant breastfeeding difficulties that could be solved by frenotomy. In marked
… of whether frenotomy in tongue‐tied infants with feeding difficulties results in longer‐term …