… The destruction of normal tissues by head-and-neck … responsible for dysphagia in head-and-neck
cancer patients (2). … the severity of dysphagia objectively in cancer survivors and to …

… cancers as part of their practice. Hopefully, this should encourage more people to take up
dysphagia management more … the quality of life of the head and neck cancer patients we treat …

… and neck cancer differ from other populations with dysphagia; (2… evaluating dysphagia in
patients with head and neck cancer; … with head and neck cancer should receive a feeding tube. …

… The medical complications of dysphagia following head and neck cancer (HNC), including
aspiration, malnutrition, and dehydration, are now well recognized (CitationAgarwal, Palwe, …

… dysphagia in patients with head and neck cancer and to examine whether the severity of
dysphagia … A retrospective design was used to merge existing cancer registry and billing data …

… In this study, we wanted to evaluate dysphagia services to patients with head and neck
cancer who receive (chemo-)radiotherapy. Information was collected under the following …

… Living with someone with dysphagia not only involves managing the physical swallowing
difficulties but is also likely to impact on social activities such as participation in shared meals, …

… of outcomes following HNC treatment and direct management through its broad … dysphagia
assessment and management by ensuring we look beyond the medical effects of dysphagia […

… dysphagia as a side effect of head and neck cancer treatment. … only for identifying dysphagia
before treatment commences but … patients with head and neck cancer had better emotional …

… needs of people with dysphagia following HNC management, … of people with dysphagia
following non-surgical treatment for … perspective of the person with dysphagia to enhance health …