… Swallowing dysfunctions after RT alone RT plays a critical role in producing swallowing
disorders in head-and-neck cancer … swallowing disorders, the incidence of these dysfunctions …

… Most studies on this complication are performed in patients with head and neck cancers (HNC),
but swallowing disorders may also develop in patients with other malignancies. The …

… , disease control has to be considered in tandem with functional impact on swallowing
function. SLPs should be included in a multidisciplinary approach to head and neck cancer. …

… for swallowing dysfunction after … swallowing dysfunction in these survivors, it is expected
that the prevalence of patients suffering from serious treatment-related swallowing dysfunction …

… -reported neck disability and symptoms of swallowing dysfunction and to examine the
relationship between neck disability and symptoms of swallowing dysfunction in posttreatment …

… The specific aim of this study was to define the site-specific swallowing dysfunctions of head
and neck cancer patients with respect to tumor site and stage by OPM study prior to initiation …

Background: Head and neck cancers (HNCs) and their treatment may cause oral function
impairment. Purpose: This study was designed to identify oral dysfunction in patients receiving …

… approaches, we believe that proton-based and heavy particle-based radiotherapy would
be a choice for patients with head and neck cancer to reduce swallowing dysfunction. …

… head-and-neck cancer and to assess the clinical implications of swallowing dysfunction.
Patients and Methods: Twenty-nine patients with nonresectable Stage IV head-and-neck cancer …

… swallowing function in relation to personal and clinical factors among patients with head
and neck cancer (… with surgery are factors associated with swallowing dysfunction over time. …