… Palliative care and ethics teams whenever possible should consider proactive approaches
… Palliative care teams are uniquely positioned to elicit a patient's preferences for oral intake in …

… ; and the etiology, assessment, and management of swallowing disorders in palliative
care … , we suggest dietary therapy in selected patients with mild oropharyngeal dysphagia. …

… to palliative care in patients with malignant dysphagia and has led us to propose a care …
process for the palliation of malignant dysphagia in patients with advanced malignancies (…

… 82 patients treated with SEMS (16). In palliative care, we undertake to try to help Our patients
… In patients with esophageal obstruction and severe dysphagia, we believe it is important to …

… In particular in a palliative care setting where patients and their carers are particularly …
reported in patients with non-malignant dysphagia and head and neck cancer patients (Edwards …

… of patients receiving palliative care. Studies on feeding independence among cancer patients
under palliative care … feeding independence in end-stage cancer patients in palliative care. …

… Acompelling body of evidence suggests that dysphagia is common in certain con- … per cent
of cancer patients undergoing palliative care in the community or hospital report dysphagia (…

… dysphagia nor any oral conditions among palliative patients. … to the body of knowledge on
palliative care. Regardless, our … that can guide health care professionals in palliative settings. …

… care relies heavily on a dynamic partnership between the patient, carers and the multidisciplinary
palliative care … infections are common in patients with dysphagia and should be treated …

… Wallstent were compared in patients with distal esophageal cancer. The two stent types
were equally effective in the palliation of dysphagia in this patient group, and the complication …