A rare, inherited, progressive disorder where a fat called globotriasylcermide builds up in the cells, causing intense pain, gastrointestinal symptoms, fatigue and other symptoms.

A condition that may be present at birth, such as Moebius syndrome, or acquired later, such as following removal of facial tumors near the nerves that move the facial muscles.

Facial trauma includes any injury to the face including the bones of the upper face and jaw, or lower jaw, caused by blunt force or be the result of a wound caused by car crash, sports, etc.

A condition that occurs when a baby does not gain weight and grow normally; caused by many factors, including disease or poor nutrition.

Lurie Children's Families with Cardiomyopathy Clinic offers evaluation and treatment for patients with familial cardiomyopathy. In our unique approach, the whole family is seen during the same clinic visit.

A bone-marrow-failure disorder that may cause deformities and abnomalities throughout the body.

Both behavioral and physiological issues can affect childhood eating, resulting in either the refusal or inability to eat foods normally.

If your child is experiencing feeding and/or swallowing difficulties, Lurie Children's Feeding & Swallowing Therapy specialists can assess your child's eating and develop a plan for treatment.

If your child is experiencing feeding and/or swallowing difficulties, schedule an evaluation with a speech-language pathologist with Lurie Children's Feeding & Swallowing Therapy Program to develop a plan for treatment.

Including the inability or refusal to eat certain foods, possibly leading to nutrition problems and other developmental and psychological issues.

Lurie Children's Feeding, Swallowing & Nutrition Disorders Program evaluates and treats children with conditions that include dysphagia, feeding aversion, failure to thrive and related disorders.

A syndrome consisting of three related conditions: disordered eating habits, irregular or absent menstrual periods, and osteopenia (thinning of the bones).