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Click here for more info about the 2020 Conference and how to register for it.
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2020 Conference Abstract Submission Will Open Summer 2020
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Become a member of the Aerodigestive Society Today!
Click here for more info about the 2020 Conference and how to register for it.
Become a member of the Aerodigestive Society Today!
About Us
Our Society Goals
- To understand the medical, psychological and social needs of the aerodigestive patient whose disease originates in childhood
- To promote the understanding of these needs through learning, research and teaching
- To advocate for the needs of the aerodigestive patient and the pediatric aerodigestive discipline at all levels, including other medical, governmental, institutional and health care organizations and governing bodies, as well as the public
- To foster the collaborative integration of various disciplines involved in the care of the pediatric aerodigestive patient and the interaction between the discipline and intersecting disciplines
- To advance the breadth and quality of research designed to improve the health and quality of life for patients with aerodigestive conditions
Who We Serve
A pediatric aerodigestive patient is a child with a combination of multiple and interrelated congenital and/or acquired conditions affecting airway, breathing, feeding, swallowing or growth that require a coordinated interdisciplinary diagnostic and therapeutic approach to achieve optimal outcomes.
This includes (but is not limited to) structural and functional airway and upper gastrointestinal tract disease, lung disease due to congenital or developmental abnormality or injury, swallowing dysfunction, feeding problems, genetic diseases, and neurodevelopmental disability.
Who We Are
A multidisciplinary group of providers, administrators, coordinators and allied health care workers who are members of teams that are committed to improving health worldwide by advancing research, clinical care, and public health for aerodigestive patients.