Background The rate of chronic drooling in children older than 4 years is 0.5%, but it rises to
60% in those with neurological disorders. Physical and psychosocial consequences lead to …

Introduction: Drooling represents a major problem in the every-day life of pediatric patients
with neurological disorders. The significant burden, both physical and socio-psychological …

Aim To characterise children with cerebral palsy (CP) and pathological drooling in France,
and to describe care pathways, assessment and treatment. Method A transversal …

Aim To review the evidence for behavioural interventions to reduce drooling in children with
neurodisability. Method A detailed search in eight databases sought studies that:(1) …

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Purpose: In the absence of evidence-based guidelines, this study sought to understand
current speech-language pathologists'(SLPs) practice when treating drooling in children …

Drooling is distressing for patients and their families. Ideally an individual would have easy
access to the most efficient treatment with the fewest side effects. More evidence is now …

Drooling is a frequent complaint for individuals with developmental disabilities and their
families. A variety of treatment options exist including behavioral or oral motor therapies …

Background Drooling saliva is a common problem in children with neurodevelopmental
disorders. The negative consequences of drooling include skin breakdown, dehydration …

Drooling, or sialorrhea, is a common condition in patients with cerebral palsy, rare diseases,
and neurodevelopmental disorders. The goal of this review was to identify the different …