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- Introduction
- Publications regarding sialorrhoea and drooling
- Not only medical effect
- Pseudo Drooling
- Drooling study
- Salivary incontinence
- Increased salivary flow
- Difficulty in assessing salivary flow rate
- Salivary flow rate
- Aetiology of drooling
- Clinical features of drooling (1)
- Clinical features of drooling (2)
- Clinical features of drooling (3)
- Assessment of drooling
- Drooling quantification
- Correlation of different techniques
- Clinical assessment of patients with drooling
- Managing drooling: speech/physical therapy
- Managing drooling: pharmacological treatment
- Pharmacological treatment (main drugs)
- Pharmacological treatment: glycopyrrolate
- Glycopyrrolate for chronic drooling in children
- Pharmacological treatment: scopolamine
- Transdermal scopolamine (1)
- Transdermal scopolamine (2)
- Managing disabled patients with scopolamine
- Transdermal scopolamine: patients & methods (1)
- Transdermal scopolamine: patients & methods (2)
- Transdermal scopolamine: study results
- Transdermal scopolamine: minor adverse effects
- Limitations of scopolamine
- Pharmacological treatment: botulinum toxin
- Using botulinum toxin
- Using botulinum toxin: operation room
- Using botulinum toxin: injection and efficacy
- Using botulinum toxin: ultrasound of needle
- Effect of botulinum toxin
- Effect of botulinum toxin: conclusions
- Confirmation of results with botulinum toxins
- Confirmation of results: conclusions
- Management of drooling: surgical treatment
- Surgical treatment techniques
- Most popular surgical procedure for drooling
- Surgical management of drooling: meta-analysis
- Surgical management meta-analysis: conclusions
- Other treatments
- The multidisciplinary drooling team
- Salivary incontinence: stages of management
- Saliva control in the neurologically challenged
- Treatment modalities
- Makeup of drooling team can vary
- Summary
Topics Covered
- Defining sialorrhoea & drooling
- Causes for drooling in children and adults
- Drooling & neurological disorders
- Effects of drooling
- Tools for drooling assessment
- Pharmacological approaches vs. surgical procedures
- The creation of a “drooling team”
- Individualised therapeutic strategy
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Talk Citation
Diz Dios, P. and Limeres Posse, J. (2017, February 28). Drooling and sialorrhoea [Video file]. In The Biomedical & Life Sciences Collection, Henry Stewart Talks. Retrieved October 12, 2024, from https://doi.org/10.69645/HXAJ2816.Export Citation (RIS)
Publication History
Financial Disclosures
- Prof. Pedro Diz Dios has not informed HSTalks of any commercial/financial relationship that it is appropriate to disclose.
- Dr. Jacobo Limeres Posse has not informed HSTalks of any commercial/financial relationship that it is appropriate to disclose.
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0:00
Hello, we are Jacobo Limeres Posse
and Pedro Diz Dios.
And we both work
in the Special Needs Unit
of the University of
Santiago de Compostela in Spain.
In this session, we will be looking
at the most relevant aspects
of Drooling and Sialorrhea.
0:21
In terms of salivary flow
xerostomia has traditionally
received
much greater attention
than hypersalivation.
In the search performed on the med
line that raised this past 6 of June,
we found almost 16,000 hits
for term xerostomia,
but only 1,865 for drooling,
and approximately
1,400 for sialorrhea.
As is to be expected,
drooling and sialorrhea certainly
are always much less interest
than all other topics
such as dental implants.
0:59
The consequences of drooling
toothpaste is strictly medical setting
as it leads
to social discrimination
against a population
that for various reasons
already has difficulties
regarding integration.
1:14
Salivary incontinence
refers to motor
discoordination of the orofacial
and palato-lingual musculature
which gives rise to the involuntary
loss of saliva through the mouth
due to hypertonia
of the perioral musculature
or to a dysfunction
of the swallowing mechanism,
which is known as
pseudo-sialorrhea or pseudo- drooling.
1:39
The plan that we're going
to follow in this webinar
is the same as the one used
in the study we published in 2009,
under the direction
of Professor Scully,
and the brilliant men who all those
who like to investigate this
subject in greater detail.