… production, saliva control, or swallowing/feeding problems were excluded from recruitment.
The parents of children in both groups were informed of study procedures and signed an …

… The incidence of CP in developed countries is around 2 to … of CP, swallowing disorders,
speech disorders, and nutritional … CP is a disease that can be obtained once in a lifetime and …

… This study sought to assess the prevalence of drooling and to … the swallowing function as a
binary variable for tube feeding … with drooling and low spontaneous swallow frequency rates, …

… the prevalence of swallowing and feeding disorders and oral health impairments in students
at L’Arboç SNS and their relation to students’ nutritional … Likewise, the evaluation of drooling …

… [ 3 ] The current CP prevalence in low-and middle-income countries is over 3 per 1000 live
… drooling and feeding activities. Children with CP who have no gag reflex, a weak swallowing …

… -orally fed, … Drooling in CP is therefore a swallowing problem, caused by poor voluntary
control of head, lips, tongue, and jaw, decreased sensation, and decreased swallowing frequency…

… and management of these children throughout their lifespan. … overall prevalence of epilepsy
in children with cerebral palsy … Children with cerebral palsy do not have excessive salivation…

… Adults and children with cerebral palsy (CP) have a high prevalence of problems in their …
In this chapter, swallowing problems throughout the life span and the classification systems …

… The severity and prevalence of dysphagia in people with CP (… saliva entering the lungs and
causing aspiration pneumonia. … the variety of swallowing and feeding problems in individuals …

… associated with swallowing, and prevalence of aspiration or … because of radiation exposure
throughout the lifespan. As the … chewing or swallowing, thick or excessive saliva or phlegm, …