Dysphagia, Aspiration Syndromes & Tube-Feeding Decisions
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- Опубликовано: 28 июл 2024
- Emory Medicine Grand Rounds - 10/18/2016
SPEAKER: Anna Von, MD (Emory Division of Hospital Medicine)
TOPIC: “Hard to swallow: Dysphagia, Aspiration Syndromes, and Tube-Feeding Decisions"
LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
• Describe the major aspiration syndromes and summarize important points in diagnosis and management
• Define the physiology and objective evaluation of dysphagia
• Identify key benefits and burdens of tube-feeding for specific patient groups
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It’s not all medical - I would like to have heard Anna (at least briefly) discuss the emotional side of making decisions about feeding tubes.
Do doctors really care about patients and families? Some do and some don’t in my experience - all should.
That said; this is a good explanation, with data to back it up for patients, family members and providers facing these issues.
87 advanced Parkinson’s dementia patient, having trouble swallowing and the 1 day doctor wanted to put in Pegtube. We decided against and to continue to work on swallowing and speech therapy. Thank you for your video and sharing your research.
I miss my dad...I was very strict with him and denied food and water...I regret my behavior...He was getting weak on tube feeds.....I should have given him everything..I miss my dad.😪😪😪😪
I am so sorry for your loss. You did what what you thought was best. If he was aspirating, that would not have been good either. I'm so sorry. 😪
@@mariespi96 🤗🙌🏻🙌🏻Thanks for the kind words dear.
@@12121ashmit I did the opposite with my loved one and felt awful after learning he was aspirating and I kept forcing him to eat. I'm sure your dad knew you loved him. A doc told me that it's not good for me to carry a burden like that. That I didn't make him sick. The disease did and if you did what you thought was the right thing to help him at the time, you should not carry a burden that is not yours to bear and he is right...Peace be with you. 🕊
please don't feel guilty and none of us should ever judge...it is absolutely normal to miss your dad...my husband is stage 6 and I will perhaps have to face this decision...I don't want him to suffer needlessly...he is 85...we have shared 23 yrs....he doesn't want to prolong his agony/illness if I have to make that decision...I am getting educated in re. this illness...it is such a tragic illness to witness/experience with a Loved One...sending you hugs and blessings
What do you mean I should have given him everything?
Excellent information to help learn more about aspiration pneumonia and feeding tubes. Loved the slides and medical videos. Thank you.
Is this for real😔 my mom just had a feeding tube done a week ago😪 she's giving me a heart attack💔
My dad just got diagnosed with acute dysphagia and it is really getting me nervous cause I am a 13 year old who is just worried about his dad cause I am always trying to make sure he is okay and I just need help because when ever he eats he starts to cough and choke and sometimes he will start to aspirate!!!
Plz help???
I'm so sorry. This is hard for an adult to deal with. I can't imagine for a 13 yrs old. This video doesn't really discuss treatments. I saw another video where they use electrolysis as a treatment. You use muscles while swallowing. I imagine their has to be some kind of exercises they could do to regenerate those muscles. I wish you the best and your dad the best. Keep searching for answers. I am too. This other video discusses the different types of dysphagia and the different exams they do and different treatments depending on the type. Hope it helps. Don't give up hope!
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People Born With a Condition called : “Hypotonia“ HAVE BOTH = WEAKER & LOOSER MUSCLES AND JOINTS All throughout their Entire Bodies. It can Be very Difficult for Babies TO TAKE A BOTTLE BY MOUTH Normally So , Usually some type of FEEDING TUBE is Inserted to Help.
My friends daughter , who has special needs , has had a placement of a NGtube and has been receiving her formula through this , in the beginning of her lower dosage of feedings everything seemed to be going well , as they upped her intake consumption she started to have heavy sweats during her feeds , face going pale didn’t look good does anyone have an answer to why this is happening ? Please share thank you 🙏
so what do you then with a patient with stage 3 pressure ulcers, that a tracheotomy was just removed but still suffers of aspiration