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dysphagia matters

Julia and Jule
Dysphagia
Head and Neck Cancer
Pediatric Feeding Disorders
Swallowing Disorders
Medical Ethics
Pharyngeal Electrical Stimulation
Swallowing Function
Survival and Quality Of Life
Stroke
Neuroplasticity
Aspiration Pneumonia
Swallowing Rehabilitation
Dysphagia Management
Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU)
Swallowing Control
Cancer Cachexia
Sucking and Swallowing Development
Dysphagia Research Society
Laryngology
Interdisciplinary Collaboration

dysphagia matters – a podcast about swallowing, swallowing disorders and the latest and greatest, or sometimes not so great, evidence!

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Behind the tremor in Parkinson’s disease lies a complex neurodegenerative process that affects far more than movement. In this conversation, we are joined by Prof. emer. Werner Poewe, neurologist and one of the world’s leading experts in Parkinson’s ... more

Button batteries may be small, but their impact can be devastating. In this episode, we speak with Prof. Kris Jatana about the serious and often hidden dangers of button battery ingestion in children. Found in everyday household items, these small ba... more

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​​What is it like to live with dysphagia due to ineffective esophageal motility (IEM)? In this episode, Adrienne shares her personal journey: from first noticing symptoms, through the path to diagnosis, and how the condition has evolved over time. We... more

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Prof. Taher Omari, Physiologist, Principal Research Fellow and lead of the Swallowing Research Group at Flinders University in Adelaide (Australia) joins us to share insights on the new Leuven Consensus. This research project sets out recommendations... more

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In this episode, we’re joined by Prof. Kathryn Steadman, who gave an excellent presentation at last year’s European Society for Swallowing Disorders conference in Münster, Germany. Her talk explored the question: Does swallowing tablets with an IDDSI... more

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There are many rare diseases, where dysphagia can manifest. In this episode, we are joined by Dr. Bendix Labeit, neurology physician and clinical scientist at University Hospital Düsseldorf in Germany to talk about dysphagia in one of these rare dise... more

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In this episode, we speak with Prof. Shaun Treweek about why so much health research still falls short. Shaun argues that big parts of health research is “bad” and does not bring the value to the evidence-base we need. As a leading expert in trials m... more

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Curious about one of the gold standards in swallowing assessment? Join us for an insightful discussion about Flexible Endoscopic Evaluation of Swallowing (FEES) with our guest Prof. Heather Starmer. This episode offers valuable perspectives for both ... more

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Recent Guests

Kris Jatana
Professor in pediatric otolaryngology and member of the National Button Battery Task Force
National Button Battery Task Force
Episode: EP 46: When every second counts – button battery ingestion and dysphagia with Kris Jatana
Taher Omari
Professor of Swallowing Research at Flinders University
Flinders University
Episode: EP 44: Pharyngeal High-Resolution Manometry-Impedence with Taher Omari
Kathryn Steadman
Professor and pharmacist at the University of Queensland, specializing in dysphagia and medication administration
University of Queensland
Episode: EP 43: Medication intake for people with dysphagia with Kathryn Steadman
Bendix Labeit
Neurologist at the University Hospital Düsseldorf
University Hospital Düsseldorf
Episode: EP 42: Dysphagia in myositis with Bendix Labeit
Heather Starmer
Clinical professor and director of the Head and Neck Cancer Speech and Swallowing Rehabilitation Center at Stanford University
Stanford University
Episode: EP 40: Flexible Endoscopic Evaluation of Swallowing (FEES) with Heather Starmer
David Knox
Individual living with dysphagia who shares personal experiences.
Episode: EP 39: Perspectives on dysphagia with Tabby Taylor Buck
Dr. Alexandros Stratakos
Researcher focusing on 3D printed food solutions for dysphagia.
University of West England
Episode: EP 39: Perspectives on dysphagia with Tabby Taylor Buck
Laura Baijens
Professor and leading expert in laryngology and head and neck oncology surgery
Episode: EP 38: Saving lives vs. preserving swallowing with Laura Baijens
Rachel Coates
Clinical specialist speech and language therapist at the Matter Hospital
Matter Hospital
Episode: EP 36: How PES works in clinical practice with Rachel Coates

Hosts

Jule
Co-host focusing on clinical insights and personal perspectives regarding dysphagia and associated treatments.
Julia
Co-host sharing expertise and knowledge on the challenges and advancements in understanding dysphagia.

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EP 46: When every second counts – button battery ingestion and dysphagia with Kris Jatana
Q: How can we identify a child that has swallowed a button battery?
Parents may observe symptoms such as coughing, choking, or vomiting, but these symptoms can be vague or absent, so one must maintain a high awareness of the hazard.
EP 46: When every second counts – button battery ingestion and dysphagia with Kris Jatana
Q: What happens when these button batteries are swallowed?
When a button battery gets stuck in the esophagus, it generates a current that damages the tissue, potentially leading to liquefactive necrosis where the tissue dissolves rapidly.
EP 46: When every second counts – button battery ingestion and dysphagia with Kris Jatana
Q: Could you briefly explain what button batteries are and where they can be found?
Button batteries are commonly found in household electronic devices such as remote controls, toys, and holiday decorations. They are disk-shaped and can cause serious injury if ingested by getting stuck in the esophagus.
EP 44: Pharyngeal High-Resolution Manometry-Impedence with Taher Omari
Q: What does the diagnostic procedure for pharyngeal high-resolution manometry impedance look like?
The procedure involves intubation with a cathether and measuring swallowing pressures during bolus challenges, typically performed with local anesthetic for patient comfort and requiring the patient to be fasted prior to the test.
EP 44: Pharyngeal High-Resolution Manometry-Impedence with Taher Omari
Q: What is high-resolution manometry and how does it differ from conventional manometry?
High-resolution manometry uses a catheter with an array of pressure sensors to measure swallowing pressures accurately, allowing for better visualization and understanding of swallowing physiology compared to conventional manometry, which had fewer sensors and less detailed pressure mapping.

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Frequently Asked Questions About dysphagia matters

What is dysphagia matters about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Centered around the complex and often overlooked topic of dysphagia, this podcast provides in-depth discussions about swallowing disorders, their diagnosis, and management through various expert perspectives. Episodes feature personal stories of individuals affected by dysphagia as well as interviews with leading professionals in the fields of healthcare, neurology, and nutrition, discussing innovative treatments and the latest research advancements. Noteworthy topics include medication administration for dysphagic patients, the use of technology such as pharyngeal electrical stimulation, and the emotional impact of these disorders. This extensive range of discussions aims to inform and support both patients and healthcare providers, making... more

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