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The trial intervention by a speech-language-hearing therapist for sucking disorder among low birth weight infants Yasuhiro Miyazaki 1 , Isami Kumakura 2 1Department of Rehabilitation, Japanese Red Cross Medical Center 2Department of Sensory Sciences, Kawasaki University of Medical Welfare Keyword: 低出生体重児 , 哺乳障害 , 乳首 , 非栄養性吸啜 , 吸啜動作 , low birth weight infant , sucking disorder , nipple , nonnutritive sucking(NNS) , sucking action pp.87-94
Published Date 2013/7/15
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.6001100363
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 We studied the problems and possible interventions for infants whose feeding volume was insufficient. The subjects were seven low birth weight infants, who had no impairment in swallowing reflex but showed sucking disorder. Their feeding problems were:1) that milk flowed out of their mouths, 2) that they couldn't suck with enough strength to feed, and 3) that they coughed after continuously sucking for some time. For these problems, we examined their sucking actions. We adjusted the nipples of the feeding bottle and introduced the nonnutritive sucking (NNS) exercise. The first problem was caused by the displacement of the tongue dorsum during sucking, so we used longer nipples to lead the tongue dorsum to a horizontal position. The second problem was due to weak sucking, and we introduced harder nipples to increase their sucking force. The third problem was caused by the difficulty in smooth coordination between sucking and swallowing. To solve this problem, we used hard nipples and adjusted the hole size to control the milk flow. After the intervention of the speech-language-hearing therapist, all subjects could start successful oral feeding. Through this study, the importance of nipple selection was confirmed.


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