… the involvement of speech-language pathology (… cancer.11 We have previously found a
favorable relationship between SLP care and improved outcomes in elderly laryngeal cancer …

… reduced odds of pneumonia over the 5 years following treatment completion. Pneumonia
as a late effect of head-and-neck cancer treatment and a potential cause for death is receiving …

… At present, pretreatment speech and … Cancer Network (NCCN) for patients with baseline
speech and swallow dysfunction and those patients whose treatment is likely to affect speech …

… of speech and swallow functioning after cancer treatment. Ninety-five percent of the SLPs
reported that they routinely assess tongue strength. When asked about specific tools used to …

… Oral cancer and its surgical treatment impair speech quality by an alteration of the vocal tract…
adjuvant treatment modalities have an impact on the functional outcome of patients' speech …

… cal resource for speech pathologists working in the field of head and neck cancer care. While
… This is to reflect the importance of having a team approach in cancer care and the need to …

… the cancer treatment modality. Multimodality therapies are common practice for treatment of
… 80% of all patients with HNC receiving RT during the course of treatment for their disease. …

… The speech–language pathologist is an important member of … cancer treatment is of
paramount importance for reduction of potential complications during and after oncologic treatment. …

… The absence of long-term follow-up for patients following oral cancer treatment is of
interest, as we know these patients experience chronic speech and/or swallowing dysfunction …

… assessments of speech and changes in patient perception of this function suggests that
some patients may be better than others at coping with the effects of cancer treatment of the oral …