… palliative care team and acute hospital settings can improve patients’ pain control, dyspnea,
and dysphagia in … palliative care team on care for cancer patients in one hospital in Taiwan. …

… in patients with incurable esophageal cancer is long-term relief from dysphagia without …
Several treatment modalities have been used for the palliation of dysphagia in patients with …

… For example, despite a large Dutch randomized trial published in 2004 recommending
brachytherapy rather than stent placement as the primary treatment for the palliation of dysphagia …

… Palliative care aims to improve the quality of life of patients and … Challenges in the palliative
care of patients with incurable … consider a patient with PD and early-onset dysphagia as …

… ; however, we found that, with the exception of breast cancer patients who reported a 32%
prevalence of dysphagia, there was no significant difference in reported prevalence across …

… difference in dysphagia relief rate between patients who … We also found no statistically
significant difference in dysphagia … treatment option for the palliation of malignant dysphagia. …

Many palliative care patients experience nutritional problems as their conditions progress. …
patients physically but also psychologically and can also have an effect on those caring for …

… for early palliative care referral in this patient group. … indicators of palliative care referral in
this group of patients. This is … Dysphagia can directly threaten a patient’s life by choking with …

… in our patients, which enabled them to eat a soft or regular diet with minimal or no dysphagia.
… We believe that palliation of dysphagia by esophageal dilation is not done more routinely …

… Most of these patients require palliative treatment to relieve dysphagia and to treat … their
role in the palliative care of patients with incurable cancer of the oesophagus or GE junction. …