GI and Nutrition
Reflux- Tests to Diagnose Reflux and Motility Problems
- Impedance Probe Monitoring to Diagnose Reflux
- Spitting Up and Vomiting: What the Symptom Says about the Cause
- Medications for Reflux and Other Upper GI Problems
- Fundoplication in Children with Neurological Impairments
- 10 Questions Every Parent Needs to Ask before Fundoplication Surgery
- Introduction to Disorders that Mimic Reflux: Gastrointestinal "Zebras"
Motility
- Tests to Diagnose Reflux and Motility Problems
- Spitting Up and Vomiting: What the Symptom Says about the Cause
- Gut Motility Problems in Children
- Functional Abdominal Pain and Visceral Hyperalgesia
- Solutions for Retching
- Motility Disorders that are Commonly Mistaken for Reflux
- What on Earth is the Autonomic Nervous System? Dysautonomia and Autonomic Dysfunction
Tube Feeding
Parenteral (IV) Nutrition and Central Lines
- Strategies for Preventing or Reducing Parenteral Nutrition-Associated Liver Disease
- Keeping Your Central or PICC Line Safe: Using Chlorhexidine Products to Prevent Infection
Fundoplication (Anti-Reflux) Surgery
- Fundoplication in Children with Neurological Impairments
- 10 Questions Every Parent Needs to Ask before Fundoplication Surgery
- Solutions for Retching
Nutrition
- Fluid Requirements for Children
- Formulas Part I: Commonly Used Formulas
- Formulas Part II: Specialized Formulas
Other
- Living with Eosinophilic Esophagitis
- Cyclic Vomiting Syndrome: The Disease in Disguise
- Introduction to Disorders that Mimic Reflux: Gastrointestinal "Zebras"
- Mito Plus: One Family's Experience with Mito, Autism, and Eosinophilic Disease
- Sharmiki's Story includes details about tubefeeding, reflux, and fundoplication
- Sibling Stories includes stories about Eosinophilic Esophagitis, Cyclic Vomiting Syndrome, Reflux, and other GI issues
- Young Children's Voices includes stories about Eosinophilic Esophagitis and undiagnosed GI issues