Aerodigestive Disorders Program
Expertise in Both Breathing and Digestive Problems
911ÖÆÆ·³§Â黨’s aerodigestive disorders team treats conditions that affect the way a child eats, breathes or swallows. We work together to help kids thrive.
Aerodigestive disorders can involve the throat, lungs, esophagus or stomach. They can be complex and affect the way a child develops. And some kids can have more than one. That’s why it’s important to have an experienced team caring for your child.
At Nemours, experts from different specialties partner to evaluate your child and plan care together. Instead of seeing different doctors in different offices, we’re all in one place. This may mean your child needs fewer tests and can start treatment sooner.
We’re also recognized across the country for our research and expertise. We share our knowledge so kids everywhere with aerodigestive disorders can get the best possible care.
Conditions & Treatments
We see a wide range of conditions — far too many to list here. The conditions we treat vary depending on the location and providers selected. Don’t see a condition listed? Call us.
Related Specialties
Team-Based Care for Aerodigestive Disorders in Children
Aerodigestive disorders can be hard to diagnose. Nemours experts in gastroenterology, pulmonology and otolaryngology (ENT) work to understand the complex respiratory and digestive systems. As needed, we bring in other providers to help your child feel better. 
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Delaware Valley/Philadelphia Highlights
Our doctors are part of programs ranked among the best in the country. U.S. News & World Report ranks our pediatric gastroenterology and GI surgery programs among the best you can find.
We have a nationally renowned clinical and research reputation. Our doctors have made important discoveries that help kids with aerodigestive disorders live better.
We streamline diagnosis and treatment. Working as a team means we can limit the tests and procedures your child needs. This lowers the amount of radiation or anesthesia. 
Our doctors start with nonsurgical treatments when possible. We may use medicines or speech and language therapy for feeding and swallowing problems.