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

… ing problems associated with these disorders. In addition, the effects of medication on
swallowing are discussed. In Chapter 4, we present an updated overview of swallowing disorders …

… A detailed history is also taken to determine any specific patient complaints and to relate
those to potential swallow disorders in anatomy and physiology in the context of the patient's …

… and language and articulation disorders), swallowing disorders (dysphagia and globus), …
questioning about trauma can undermine the therapeutic relationship. It is also important that …

… of swallowing physiology and advances in dysphagia evaluation, disorders of swallowing
and … In addition, swallowing disorders are often insidious in their onset and may not manifest …

… and altered oropharyngeal swallowing. The management of swallowing disorders depends
on … Swallowing disorders do not constitute a single entity but are the clinical expression of …

… However, the pathophysiologic understanding, and therefore effective therapies for functional
swallowing disorders, remains in its infancy. Consequently, clinicians often struggle with …

… a quantitative tool to obtain a total score for both swallowing disorder and cognitive disorder.
A pooled total of 1427 participants was considered in this meta-analysis. As shown in Fig. …

… in diagnosis and therapy. This review … swallowing, the etiology of neurogenic swallowing
disorders and the diagnostic procedures which are prerequisites for developing therapeutic …

… and authentic caring in their clinical relationship [27–29]. This is reflected by the fact that the
majority of experts stated that the ability to establish a therapeutic relationship, as well as an …