Prosthodontic rehabilitation following aggressive infections and malignancies is challenging. Surgical intervention may lead to anatomical defects resulting in oro-antral communication that causes difficulty mastication, deglutition, impaired speech facial disfigurement. The role of a Prosthodontist maxillary restore these with the fabrication obturators. However, extent obturator into large ne...

Acute Tonsilitis is the inflammation of tonsillar tissue, acute infection palatine tonsils mostly it occurs in school going children but affect people at any age. Disease caused by Bacterial and Viral Infection, Symptoms includes tonsillitis include sore throat, Mild rise tempture, Difficulty deglutition, tenderness lymph nodes.Aim & Objective: Effectiveness Homoeopathic treatment to Prevent re...

A 70-year-old man presented to cardiology clinic with recurrent syncope associated with consumption of carbonated beverages. Ambulatory monitoring revealed multiple symptomatic ventricular pauses. A barium esophagram was unremarkable, and the patient underwent placement of a dual chamber pacemaker for deglutition syncope with resolution of symptoms. A challenge of carbonated beverage was given,...

Swallow syncope is a rare form of situational syncope. We report a case of swallow syncope with invasive confirmation of esophageal hypertension (spasm) and invasive confirmation of a bradycardia mechanism. Awareness of this uncommon disorder is important as a treatable cause of syncope.

background: post-stroke dysphagia is common and is associated with the development of pneumonia. to investigate the effects of repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rtms) combined with traditional dysphagia therapy (tdt) on swallowing function in patients with post-stroke dysphagia. methods: in this single-subject study, four patients with dysphagia post-stroke included. the patients re...

Swallow syncope (also known as deglutition syncope) is a relatively rare type of syncope that is treatable if diagnosed correctly. We report a case of a 39-year-old man with recurrent swallow syncope. The patient did not have structural heart disease. He developed a complete atrioventricular block upon drinking a cold beverage (Chilsung cider) while undergoing a repeated head-up tilt test. The ...

Introduction Available data shows that dysphagia rate, secondary to artificial airway and prolonged mechanical ventilation, in critical tracheostomized patients is high (50-83%). Dysphagia is directly related to bronchial aspirations and respiratory infections. The rate of respiratory infections on tracheostomized patients is also very high (Some series next 100%). The re-establishment of airwa...