… with dysphagia (swallowing problems) and feeding disorders involves significantly more
considerations than a clinical observation of a feeding. In addition to the status of feeding in the …

… feeding disorders in the pediatric population is estimated to range from 25% to 45% in typically
developing children and from 33% to 80% in children who have developmental disorders …

… Feeding and swallowing disorders in the pediatric population are becoming more common,
particularly in infants born prematurely and in children with chronic medical conditions. The …

… of Diseases (ICD) code is available to capture all children with feeding disorders. Hence, we
included a variety of ICD codes to capture children … Dysphagia and feeding disorder codes …

… feeding disorders is not standardized. There are no validated screening questionnaires for
dysphagia in the general pediatric … and management of pediatric dysphagia is presented in …

… This paper will limit itself to feeding disorders, specifically impaired feeding. Feeding disorders
… aspiration occurs, particularly in children with dysphagia. Therapeutic maneuvers for the …

… Dysphagia can lead to avoidance of food intake and consequently a feeding disorder and
a … Dysphagia is observed at a high frequency in children with neurological issues, such as …

… and implications with pediatric feeding disorders. Seminars … dysphagia. Few significant
effects of temperature are reported on swallowing disorders for adults with neurogenic dysphagia…

… feeding disorders,(2) to discuss the environmental variables that may cause and maintain
feeding disorders… feeding disorders based on the applied behavior-analytic research literature. …

… See the paper by Silverman in this issue of the journal for further discussion on the topic of
management of behavioral feeding disorders. Common presentations of pediatric dysphagia …