The impact of cognitive decline in ALS on swallowing is not understood or researched

Bec Francis; Stacie Attrill; Charles Cock; Sebastian Doeltgen

The impact of cognitive decline in ALS on swallowing is not understood or researched

Bec Francis, Stacie Attrill, Charles Cock, Sebastian Doeltgen

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Abstract

Little is known about the interaction between cognitive impairment & swallowing. This is important as cognitive impairment in ALS affects decision-making capacity and treatment acceptance and adherence.

Original language	English
Number of pages	1
Publication status	Published - Jun 2020
Event	Dysphagia Research Society Virtual - Online Duration: 8 Jun 2020 → 29 Jun 2020

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Conference	Dysphagia Research Society Virtual
Period	8/06/20 → 29/06/20

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ALS
swallowing
cognitive impairment
cognitive decline

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The impact of cognitive decline in ALS on swallowing is not understood or researched

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