Genetic?: In addition to the known MTHFR defect, this may be associated with genetic syndrome. Consultation with a geneticist is recommended. Depending on how well he does in the next few months-years, whole exome genetic sequencing (now more readily available due to technological advances) may be considered if it is felt that knowing cause will guide management.
Answered 5/6/2015
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Mgt, workup: The severe laryngomalacia can cause and contribute to sleep apnea and aspiration. I would suggest an evaluation by ENT and a sleep study to evaluate the need for CPAP. Speech and development can help with coordination/swallowing mechanisms. A virtual appointment: healthtap.com/DosanjhMD Code: NCYHPZ
Answered 7/15/2017
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