Swallowing in Children

Kramer, Sandra S.; Eicher, Peggy S.

doi:10.1007/978-0-387-22434-3_11

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“…At 24 months of age, most of the children change the protrusion for the elevation of the tongue, independently of the mandible, with a soft closing of the lips, preventing the leak of saliva or food 8,11,12 . In this way, the labio-lingual position is established during swallowing, which together with the labiolingual position at rest favors the growth and development of the craniofacial structures 13 .…”

Section: Years and Morementioning

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PIAHO: una herramienta para la prevención de hábitos orales deletéreos (protocolo de incorporación apropiada de hábitos orales)

Villanueva¹

2014

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Objetivo presentar una herramienta de prevención de malos hábitos orales, llamado PIAHO. Métodos se comparan los diagnósticos obtenidos de la prueba subjetiva PeNaF con los diagnósticos de resistencia nasal obtenidos por la prueba objetiva de rinomanometria. Se estudian las relaciones entre la incorporación de consistencias, herramientas y elección de posturas durante la alimentación y los diferentes tipos de deglución. Basados tanto en, los resultados obtenidos y publicados de investigaciones realizadas en población chilena; como enla revisión de la literatura internacional. Resultados una nueva estrategia y plan de acción para una oportuna incorporación de consistencias y utensilios de alimentación, también enfocado en una correcta higiene nasal. Conclusión Contribuir a la prevención de alteraciones miofuncionales, y evitar la instauración de malos hábitos orales.

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Section: Years and Morementioning

confidence: 99%

PIAHO: una herramienta para la prevención de hábitos orales deletéreos (protocolo de incorporación apropiada de hábitos orales)

Villanueva¹

2014

Rev. CEFAC

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Ultrasound Imaging of Infant Swallowing During Breast-Feeding

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Coordination of infants' suck-swallow-breathing patterns is integral to safe and efficient feeding. However, assessment of these patterns is difficult and often invasive, particularly in breast-fed infants less than 4 months of age. The aims of this study were to develop an ultrasound approach to visualize swallowing in term breast-feeding infants and to determine the accuracy of ultrasound imaging of swallowing compared to respiratory inductive plethysmography (RIP). On ultrasound, the breast milk bolus was observed as a predominantly echogenic area moving inferiorly. Of the 388 swallows detected with ultrasound, 379 correlated with the swallow apneas detected by RIP (R(2) = 0.98). The mean duration of the swallow was 0.63 +/- 0.06 s. Ultrasound imaging is a noninvasive accurate method for detection of swallowing by visualization of movement of the milk bolus through the pharyngeal area of a breast-feeding infant. These techniques may potentially provide useful information for infants experiencing breast-feeding difficulties.

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Swallowing in Children

Cited by 2 publications

References 42 publications

PIAHO: una herramienta para la prevención de hábitos orales deletéreos (protocolo de incorporación apropiada de hábitos orales)

PIAHO: una herramienta para la prevención de hábitos orales deletéreos (protocolo de incorporación apropiada de hábitos orales)

Ultrasound Imaging of Infant Swallowing During Breast-Feeding

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