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5%. The remaining patients demonstrated dysphagia characterized by laryngeal penetration (83%) and/or direct aspiration (50%). The most common findings were laryngeal edema (29%), anterior displacement of glottis structures (14%), and cobblestoning (11%). There was no morbidity directly associated with the procedure. No cyanosis or respiratory distress occurred during or immediately after the procedure. Performing FEES exams on breastfeeding infants is safe and effective. There is no other instrumental evaluation of swallowing to assess
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