… dysphagia and survival, however, remains unclear. … dysphagia in patients with head and
neck cancer and to examine whether the severity of dysphagia was associated with survival. A …

… between pretreatment dysphagia and posttreatment dysphagia in survivors of head and …
many patients with pretreatment dysphagia do not survive their cancer. The use of patient-…

… survival rates in head and neck cancers have improved considerably, with the relative 5-year
survival for head … Of these sequelae, dysphagia is one of the most important issues cited by …

… Previous studies have suggested that patient-reported dysphagia predicts survival, but …
a dysphagia-specific QOL or VFSS findings could predict recurrence and survival outcomes …

… It is unclear whether dysphagia, irrespective of cause, is associated with worse clinical …
characteristics without dysphagia. The aim of this study is to assess how a dysphagia diagnosis …

… [26] recently reported the association between severity of dysphagia and survival defining
risk … Association between severity of dysphagia and survival in patients with head and neck …

… example) of developing dysphagia and h 2 is dying of causes other than dysphagia. R is …
-specific survival probabilities from dysphagia and causes other than dysphagia, respectively. …

… Patients treated with only 50-Gy radiotherapy reported significantly less dysphagia at 1
year than patients … for the vast majority of patients with head and neck cancer. Swallowing …

… survival and are diagnosed at a younger age than tobacco-related oropharyngeal cancers.5,
18 HPV status was not available for cases in this study, but half of the late dysphagia cases …

… leads to mortality through functional decline, our data suggest that death for patients with
more severe dysphagia symptoms (Table 3) may be frequently cancer-related (swallowing: 66%…