Here is a case example illustrating the differential diagnostic process one might encounter when a patient complains of food sticking in the cervical region. Such a complaint might implicate a disorder of the upper esophageal…
The difficult decision to recommend non-oral feeding to clients with severe swallowing deficits often falls to the speech-language pathologist. Like most medical professionals, we’ve been trained to intervene – to “do something” – and in…
CAP, HAP, NHAP, HCAP, VAP, DAP, NDAP… Imagine a bowl of alphabet soup with all these letters floating on the surface. What about the broth surrounding the letters? Taste the soup, close your eyes, and ask…
When poor UES opening biomechanically contributes to a patient’s swallowing difficulty, we must perform a diagnostic assessment to establish the cause. Treatments for UES impairments depend on whether the disorder is isolated to the UES…
Consider the following case: an outpatient is experiencing swallowing difficulties with no clear medical diagnosis. Even the best instrumental study of swallowing has failed to provide a satisfactory physiological basis for the patient’s impairment. While…
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