… are related to problems with eating, such as drooling in individuals with cerebral palsy; (2) …
Following the therapeutic intervention, the frequency of drooling during feeding decreased …

… are key in the estimation of life expectancy. Families may have … in functional impairment in
ADLs (walking, eating, washing, … The reported prevalence of drooling ranges from 10% to 58%…

… The incidence of drooling in children with cerebral palsy is … for people with cerebral palsy
across the lifespan. There are … Manual Ability Classification System, Eating and Drinking Ability …

… examine the day-to-day variability of feeding and swallowing performance and mealtime
duration in school-age self-feeding children with spastic cerebral palsy (SCP) across 15 days. …

… are engaged in the process of eating are: masseter, suprahyoid or temporal muscles. Another
issue which may be associated with feeding problem is excessive drooling and its variable …

… patterns across their lifespan … Drooling may be present in children who have challenges
in creating sufficient anterior closure to initiate a swallow or children who have sensory issues …

… prevalence of swallowing was 50.4%, and feeding problems … that were fed orally, found that
the frequency of coughing was … Lahore, those feeding problems involved drooling (66.7%), …

… , mixes it and helps in swallowing the food with ease. Also, … that taps on the frequency of
the child’s drooling and its impact … the drooling of saliva and also the related feeding issues, …

… prevalence of drooling, swallowing, and feeding problems in persons with CP. Pooled
prevalence … as 44.0% (95% CI 35.6 - 52.7) for drooling, 50.4% (95% CI 36.0 - 64.8) for swallowing …

… Dysphagia can impair a person's ability to swallow saliva, … with dysphagia may swallow
unsafely, causing food or saliva … an increased incidence of feeding and swallowing dysfunction in …