Objective: Sialorrhea (drooling) is the uncontrolled and continuous release of saliva, and
may be due to a range of causes. The aim of this study is to evaluate the effectiveness of …

Objectives: The aim of this study was to assess the effectiveness of bilateral submandibular
duct relocation and bilateral sublingual gland excision in combination with botulinum toxin A …

Drooling of saliva or sialorrhea is a clinical expression of a dysfunction in the coordination of
the oral phase of swallowing mechanism. It is caused by an inability to swallow saliva …

Abstract Key Points 1. Sialorrhea is a common condition affecting both children and adults
with neuromuscular disorders including cerebral palsy, Parkinson's disease, amyotrophic …

Background Chronic sialorrhea is a common problem for pediatric patients with disorders
that affect swallowing. While many patients are successfully treated with medical therapies …

OBJECTIVES: To investigate the efficacy and quality of life impact of intra-oral surgery for
sialorrhea and to provide long-term outcome measures. METHODS: A retrospective review …

Aims: We aimed to evaluate the effectivity and safety of botulinum toxin A (BT-A) to reduce
sialorrhea in children with hypersalivation due to neurological diseases. Methods: Patients …

Sialorrhea is a distressing problem in children with cerebral palsy, in children with other
neurologic disorders, and in normal children. The constant need for clothing or bib changes …

Introduction Sialorrhea or drooling can result in physical and psychosocial complications,
such as aspiration and social isolation. Treatment options include botulinum toxin into the …

Background: Chronic sialorrhea is a troublesome condition for children with neurological
disorders that affect swallowing. Various surgical procedures for reflecting drooling cases …