Major Diagnostic Groups Receiving ENT

Abstract

Every underlying disease or condition provides therapists with new challenges. Understanding the frequent problems of children born after extreme prematurity or children after cardiac surgery or born with a congenital diaphragmatic hernia (CDH) and numerous other inborn diseases is necessary and helpful. A trustful relationship with the local team of specialists of every medically fragile child is helpful but not always obtainable. Additionally, cardiologists, surgeons, neonatologists, neurologists, or geneticists all think specifically differently and have diverse experiences and goals. Reading peer-reviewed literature helps understanding the tremendous achievements of pediatrics and pediatric surgery in the past years, while the focus on development and interaction needs to attain respect as well. Depicting the most frequent diagnostic groups in our large clientele as well as in literature may be helpful for therapeutic endeavors concerned with limiting temporarily intended tube feeding. Limitations and abilities of the affected children are discussed—all from the background of an understanding of different pediatric specializations all serving ill children.