Purpose The aim of this study is to investigate the relation between symptoms and signs of
oropharyngeal dysphagia after treatment for head and neck cancer. Methods An …

Phono-oncology, or speech therapy in oncology rehabilitation, is an approach still not
recognized as a specialty, but a reality in the practice of several oncological hospitals and in …

Objectives To examine the relationship between the two disease‐specific measures
currently in use to assess swallowing outcomes following treatment in patients with head …

As our ability to treat laryngeal cancer and prolong the lives of our patients improves, we
must place increasing importance on maintaining the best voice possible in every case …

Background Oral cancer is one of the most common cancers among the Indian population.
India bears the most burden of oral cancer globally. Impairment of swallowing function is …

There has been resurgence in surgical interventions for oral cavity and oropharyngeal
cancer in tandem with technological advances in reconstructive and ablative procedures …

Objective To identify factors that influence patient-centered measures of speech and
swallowing function after successful use of chemoradiotherapy to treat cancers of the head …

Patients with head and neck cancer experience many problems with eating which make
them at high risk of malnutrition. Pre-habilitation swallowing exercises as overseen by a …

Oropharyngeal squamous cell cancer (OPSCC) is now the most common site of head and
neck squamous cell cancer. Despite the focus on treatment deintensification in clinical trials …

Objective To examine the relationship between symptoms of neck disability and swallowing
dysfunction among head and neck cancer (HNC) survivors. Study Design Cross-sectional …