A 5-month-old infant with a history of feeding difficulties…

A 5-month-old infant with a history of feeding difficulties is observed during a clinical feeding evaluation. The clinician notes that the caregiver is holding the bottle horizontally, not supporting the child’s head, and is trying to feed the child while they are crying. This observation is most significant because: 

A 4-month-old is being evaluated for poor feeding and nasal…

A 4-month-old is being evaluated for poor feeding and nasal regurgitation. The infant was born with a suspected submucous cleft palate. Which instrumental assessment is most likely to provide a clear view of the velopharyngeal port closure during the swallow?