… the patient is able to swallow safely. Providers and swallowing therapists often consider 2
common swallowing studies: the videofluoroscopic … Aspiration and swallowing disorders …

… M: Rheumatologist’s perspectives regarding oral stage … Disorder Eating, Drinking, and
Swallowing Scale (TEDSS) … and swallowing disorders and their management in adults presenting …

… However, despite extensive research on its increasing effects on health in general, extremely
limited attention has been paid to its impact on communication and swallowing disorders (…

… it is critical that we understand the underlying mechanisms of swallowing disorders in PD
and the appropriate treatment strategies. Changes in swallowing due to PD will be overlaid on …

Adults with mental illness may experience a higher incidence of dysphagia and choking due
to factors such as medication side effects and behavioural abnormalities. The aim of this …

… pilot data indicate that the current model of administering a CSE via telerehabilitation has
potential to be a feasible and valid method for the remote assessment of swallowing disorders. …

… were found to have a functional swallowing disorder [1]. As opposed to other esophageal
conditions, symptoms in functional swallowing disorders are not due to mechanical obstruction…

… important when providing services to an adult with a speech or swallowing disorder. …
telerehabilitation for adults with speech and swallowing disorders with a focus on fluency disorders. …

… This study aimed to explore the role and use of ISA in adults in RACHs from the perspective
of speech–language-pathologists (SLPs) experienced in a RACH setting and/or FEES and …

… Q6 Which conditions represent the majority of your swallowing disorders/ dysphagia caseload
(eg stroke, intellectual disability).Please make number 1 your most represented condition, …