… first study to investigate the patient experience of oropharyngeal dysphagia and associated
quality of life issues while receiving specialist palliative care. Those patients suffering from …

… This study aimed to characterize the speech therapy work with patients in palliative care,
given the scarcity of studies about this subject. From the clinical evaluation of swallowing, it was …

… If dysphagia causes … of dysphagia as part of routine palliative care. The aim of the study is
to compare the symptoms and QOL of palliative care patients with and without dysphagia using …

… in palliative care populations are … in patients with mild oropharyngeal dysphagia (eg,
following a stroke, head or neck trauma, surgery, or degenerative neurologic diseases). In patients …

… Oropharyngeal dysphagia manifests as difficulty initiating … Patients with esophageal
dysphagia may report a sensation … for safe swallowing, palliative care, or rehabilitation. …

… defines palliative care for swallowing disorders as treatment for severe and chronic dysphagia
or … In most cases of oropharyngeal dysphagia, there is an underlying medical or functional …

… the oropharyngeal musculature and prevent associated risks. Quality of life in people with
chronic dysphagia is addressed in the context of advanced chronic diseases or palliative care. …

… palliative care needs of esophageal cancer patients and provides guidance on when to seek
specialist-level palliative care … some form of palliative treatment for dysphagia during their …

… Our findings suggest that, during palliative care, oral complications appear more … dysphagia
was significantly increased in the short group. Dysphagia is a strong indicator for a palliative …

… Little has been written about the palliative care of patients with … of patients referred to a
hospice for palliative care\ the nature\ … patients with cutaneously if there was complete dysphagia …