SWALLOWING DISORDER

This study tested whether removing feeding tubes immediately after patients in intensive care have their breathing tubes removed helps them start eating by mouth sooner. Researchers compared this approach to the usual practice of keeping feeding tubes in longer. The goal was to s…

This study aimed to create an Italian version of a test that helps doctors assess swallowing problems (dysphagia) in people with neurodegenerative diseases like Parkinson's and ALS. Swallowing problems are common and can lead to serious complications like pneumonia. The researche…

This small study aimed to see if dentures made with modern 3D scanning and printing technology help people chew and swallow solid food better than dentures made the traditional way. Fourteen people who had lost all their teeth tried both types of dentures for three months each. R…

This study aimed to understand the connection between neck muscle endurance and swallowing difficulties in people treated for head and neck cancer. Researchers measured 28 patients' neck strength, breathing function, and swallowing ability. The goal was to gather new information …

This study aimed to create and test a French version of a patient survey about swallowing problems. It involved 225 adults in France who had their voice box and part of their throat surgically removed due to cancer. The goal was to better understand how swallowing difficulties af…

This study aimed to better understand swallowing problems in patients with severe traumatic brain injury who have altered consciousness. Researchers examined 34 patients using special swallowing tests and consciousness assessments. The goal was to identify patterns and connection…