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Ep 165 Implementing FEES for Infants in CVICU & NICU with Olivia Brooks, SLP

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Episode #165

Implementing FEES for Infants in CVICU & NICU

In this episode, pediatric speech language pathologist (SLP) Olivia Brooks (University of Florida Shands Hospital) shares her experience performing inpatient fiberoptic endoscopic evaluation of swallowing (FEES) with host Dr. Gopi Shah.

Episode #59

Feeding Difficulties in Adults

Theresa Richard, SLP educates us on the best approach to evaluating the adult patient with swallowing difficulty, including the importance and challenges of obtaining high quality assessments, and recommendations for therapy.

Episode #48

Feeding Difficulties in Infants

We talk with Ashley Brown, SLP about how to approach the infant with feeding difficulties, including common causes and workup, therapeutic options, and the importance of family counseling and education.

Feeding Difficulties Articles

Read our exclusive BackTable ENT Articles for quick insights on feeding difficulties, provided by physicians for physicians.

Pediatric FEES: Protocols, Feeders & Ergonomics in Cardiac Care

The approach to pediatric cardiac patients with feeding difficulties poses a unique set of challenges. Learn more about the use of fiberoptic endoscopic evaluation of swallowing (FEES) for these patients and related protocols.

Fiberoptic Endoscopic Evaluation of Swallowing (FEES) in Pediatric Care: Equipment, Setup, & Clinical Outcomes

Fiberoptic endoscopic evaluation of swallowing (FEES) testing in pediatric care has made significant strides in both equipment and clinical outcomes. Speech pathologist Olivia Brooks and Dr. Gopi Shah highlight the multifaceted benefits of this emerging procedure, including financial savings, improved patient safety, and increased clinician adaptability.

Evaluating Infant Feeding Difficulties: The Role of FEES & VFSS

Infants can present with feeding challenges due to a wide variety of underlying reasons including premature birth, invasive surgery, or developmental delays. Learn more about how to work up this presenting symptom by utilizing the physical exam, FEES, VFSS, and other modalities.

Infant Feeding Difficulties: Diagnostic & Therapeutic Interventions

Evaluating infant feeding difficulties requires precise diagnostics, with flexible endoscopic evaluation of swallowing (FEES) and video fluoroscopic swallow studies being the most common methods.

Treating Dysphagia: The Role of Speech Language Pathology

Otolaryngologists can help to increase the quality of life for patients with dysphagia by referring to speech language pathologists (SLP) specializing in swallowing difficulties. Learn more about ENT referral best practices, the role of SLPs in treating dysphagia and the process through which SLPs conduct a workup.

A Quick Start Guide to Dysphagia: Diagnosis, Treatment & The Role of Stress

Swallowing difficulties impact afflicted patients on a daily basis and can decrease their overall quality of life. Learn more about diagnosis of dysphagia, treatment methods, and the possible psychological causes, such as stress.

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