… The implication of dysphagia for people treated nonsurgically for head and neck cancer (HNC)
and … To date, however, there has been a paucity of research on the effects of dysphagia …

… of living with dysphagia, particularly for those people beyond … how dysphagia impacts on the
everyday lives of people treated … everyday challenges that people with dysphagia face in the …

… services for people with dysphagia following head and neck cancer (HNC… people with
dysphagia want regarding services in order to better assist them to live successfully with dysphagia…

… The sample comprised HNC patients who attended the outpatient clinic for head and
neck cancer of a University hospital for regular follow-up appointments from July 2013 to …

… demonstrating the pervasive effects of dysphagia following head and neck cancer (HNC) on
… of people with dysphagia following HNC. Method: Twelve carers of people with dysphagia …

… A pretreatment swallowing assessment is recommended for patients who are likely to
experience dysphagia as a side effect of head and neck cancer treatment. Swallowing impairment, …

… With growing recognition that dysphagia can have … of dysphagia following non-surgical
head and neck cancer (HNC) management, from the perspective of the person with dysphagia. A …

… in people treated for advanced‐stage head and neck cancer remains to be answered. …
in survival rates for people with advanced head and neck cancer, dysphagia remains as a …

… Another important consideration is the fact that many head and neck cancer patients eat
despite evidence of dysphagia or aspiration on instrumental evaluation. Therefore dysphagia …

… neck cancer to maintain weight and nutrition during treatment. However, the true effect of PEG
use on weight maintenance and its potential impact on long-term dysphagia … neck cancer …