Dagmar Zeithamova, Margaret L Schlichting, Alison R Preston
The hippocampus and inferential reasoning: building memories to navigate future decisions
Frontiers in human neuroscience
pediatric feeding disorders pfds common great phenotypic variability reflects breadth associated nosological profiles pfds assessed managed multidisciplinary teams study aimed describe clinical signs feeding difficulties group pfd patients assessed team compare children control group casecontrol study case group patients 1 6 years old consecutively recruited multidisciplinary unit treatment pediatric feeding difficulties based robert debr teaching hospital paris france children encephalopathy severe neurometabolic disorder genetic syndrome suspected confirmed excluded members control group consisting children feeding difficulties ie montreal childrens hospital feeding scale scores 60 severe chronic diseases recruited day care center 2 kindergartens data medical histories clinical examination related mealtime practices oral motor skills neurodevelopment sensory processing functional gastrointestinal disorders fgids recorded compared groups 244 pfd cases compared 109 controls mean ages cases 342 147 controls 332 117 p 055 use distractions meals much among pfd children cases 7746 controls 55 p 0001 conflict meals groups differ members handmouth coordination ability grab objects cases began exploring environments later mouthing especially less common case group cases n 80 3292 controls n 102 9444 p 0001 fgids signs visual olfactory tactile oral hypersensitivity significantly frequent among cases initial clinical assessments showed children pfds normal stages environmental exploration altered often associated signs sensory hypersensitivity digestive discomfort