… in dysphagia was reported by 55.19% of patients (95% CI 29.62–79.37). An alternate method
of dysphagia palliation … dysphagia in esophageal cancer. It can be considered an option for …

… home after receiving therapy services, most will remain in a … , due to behavioral symptoms
or dysphagia), increased energy … pneumonia in patients with dysphagia. However, there is no …

… that dysphagia limited oral … dysphagia in cancers in the upper gastrointestinal tract and
outside the head and neck revealed that the prevalence of dysphagia was 30% in palliative care …

… hospice and palliative care can reduce the burden of care for … hospice or palliative care
services experience progressive … Third, they assist in optimizing function related to dysphagia …

… We will review the definitions of palliative care and hospice, … are underway to expand
palliative care services for patients in … In many palliative patients with dysphagia, a joint decision …

… , such as physiotherapy and dysphagia rehabilitation, for home palliative care treatment. …
using the home care service, the prevalence of unresolved palliative care needs trajectory and …

… the palliation of dysphagia. As the search for ideal therapy for esophageal carcinoma continues,
we focus on improvements in dysphagia, … the usefulness of palliative radiotherapy after …

… “I think the only place we touched on palliative care services was probably in my dysphagia
course, and it was very brief. I remember one professor coming in for a day and discussing …

… One study included in this systematic review had excluded participants that received palliative
care during prevalence testing (Huppertz et al., 2018). This highlights the potential legal …

… Accordingly, dysphagia is a leading symptom in patients admitted to palliative care facilities
[… characteristics of dysphagia in PSP has implications for dysphagia service planning delivery…