… dysphagia, Parkinson's disease and moderate dysphagia, and past pneumonia and / or head
and neck cancer with severe dysphagia. … of patients with dysphagia and their pathological …

… and neck cancer (HNC) have evolved over time, resulting in an increase in outpatient delivery
and shorter hospital stays. Head and neck cancer (… Caring for someone with dysphagia …

… dysphagia is an area of growing interest. The vast majority of exercise-based prevention
programs for dysphagia … For rehabilitation of dysphagia, evidence for swallowing exercises was …

… the management of dysphagia related to head and neck cancer (HNC) treatment is an
emerging area of practice. In order to better meet the needs of people with dysphagia in HNC, it is …

… The 100 mL WST is a valuable addition to the clinical assessment of head and neck
cancer dysphagia. It has been previously shown to have good sensitivity for the detection of …

… At the time of diagnosis, up to 2/3 of Head and Neck Cancer Patients (HNCPs) present with
dysphagia. Approximately, one third of dysphagic patients develop aspiration pneumonia …

PURPOSE: The incidence of head and neck cancer (HNC) is increasing, and treatment
advances have contributed to improvements in survival. However, a growing number of HNC …

… center for the treatment of head and neck cancer. The hospital is located in … people. Male
and female patients 18 years of age or older who had any stage of head and neck cancer, had …

… and neck cancer (HNC). The mainstay of NPC treatment is chemo-radiation (C/RT) and
while dysphagia is a known early and late toxicity of C/RT treatment, the nature of dysphagia …

… the Swedish version of the dysphagia-specific quality-of-life … a neurologic disease with
dysphagia diagnosed by a speech … for H&N cancer with post-treatment subjective dysphagia (n = …