In 1999, I decided to leave my clinical position as a speech-language pathologist and pursue my Ph.D. in dysphagia. When returning to the university setting, I knew there would be opportunities to teach students and…
When diagnosing and treating oral-pharyngeal swallowing disorders, we must be mindful of the relationship between events occurring in the lower esophagus – particularly at the lower esophageal sphincter (LES) – and the status and function…
Consider the following case. A patient is admitted to a cardiac intensive care with what appears to be a relatively straightforward cardiac event. However, during his stay he has an acute change in his ability…
Speech-language pathologists are faced with a great deal of information about swallow interventions. This information comes to us from a wide variety of sources – websites, journals, blogs, and other clinicians – and can often…
We all know that daily physical activities like walking or kicking a ball require muscle strength. But, you might not have thought about the importance of tongue strength for eating and drinking. It turns out…
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