Professor Usha Krishnan, Director of Motility Services and Oesophageal Atresia Clinic at Sydney Children’s Hospital and member of the EAT medical advisory board published a child-friendly book explaining esophageal atresia. The book is aimed at the 7 to 12 year […] LEARN MORE
As a privileged partner of the Reference Center for Chronic and Malformative Conditions of the Esophagus (CRACMO), the French Association for Esophageal Atresia (AFAO) has developed in 2021, with the support of the Health Insurance (National Fund for Health Democracy), a financial and […] LEARN MORE
Terminology glossar on esophageal atresia Terminology glossar on esophageal atresia
Most people have never heard of oesophageal atresia (OA) or tracheo-oesophageal fistula (TOF) and Internet sourced information can be questionable and neither filtered nor put into context. Containing contributions written by medical experts, this is where The TOF Book comes […] LEARN MORE
The CLEAR (Congenital Esophageal and Airway Defect Research) Consortium is a collaborative research program funded by the Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development focused on understanding birth defects (P01 HD093363). The goal of the CLEAR […] LEARN MORE
This short animation is a comforting and easily followed introduction to TOF/OA. The terms are clearly explained in a down-to-earth way and there is an overview of what this might mean for your child. It’s creator, Vicki Martin, is an […] LEARN MORE
EAT federation is proud to show you our new logo ! What has changed ? Colors and design, too old. The logo is not updated yet on our website but it’s coming soon !
TOFS in the UK is having an ‘Awareness Week’ for esophageal atresia from Monday March 15 until March 21. This is deliberately coincidental with International Swallowing Awareness Day on Wednesday 17 March, and the NHS (National Health Service) England Nutrition and […] LEARN MORE