… Thus, swallowing is the term used by clinicians who work with patients whose oral and
pharyngeal stages of deglutition are impaired. Swallowing disorders, or dysphagia, may result …

… Speech-Language Pathologists' perception on evaluation and treatment of "swallowing
disorders… undergraduate/graduate programs in speech therapy department and/or SLPs who …

… the therapeutic relationship in speech and language therapy, … with acquired communication
and swallowing disorders. … who had acquired disorders of communication or swallowing, as …

… speech-language pathologist, who specialises in evaluation and treatment of oropharyngeal
swallowing disorders… relate those to potential swallow disorders in anatomy and physiology …

… swallowing disorders and the inevitable and necessary interaction with all the many specialists
who treat swallowing disorders … the specialties that manage dysphagia. Our experience, …

… problems (eg, dysphonia, dysfluency and language and articulation disorders), swallowing
disorders (dysphagia and globus)… disorder (FND), are commonly encountered by speech and …

… of dysphagia upon acceptance for speech-language therapy and at the end of treatment. In
… percentage of hospitalised patients present swallowing disorders, as pointed out by Groher …

… In PubMed, the MESH terms deglutition or deglutition disorders were combined with
treatment … In Embase, the MESH terms dysphagia and swallowing were linked to behavior-therapy, …

… An updated list of diseases with their major associated swallowing problems along with …
the role of the speech-language pathologist (SLP) is once the surgery has been completed. …

… of a quantity of water varying between 3 mL and 90 mL, followed by the observation by
either a nurse, speech-language pathologist, or physician for clinical signs of aspiration. The …