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 …

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

Abstract Purpose of Review Our goal is to present the most up-to-date options in the surgical
management of drooling in the paediatric population. While the clinical assessment of the …

Background: Sialorrhea is a common problem in the neurologically impaired pediatric
patient and surgery is the mainstay of treatment for severely affected patients refractory to …

Background Sialorrhea is a common comorbidity among children with neurologic disorders.
Botulinum toxin injections and surgical procedures are recommended for the management …

Sialorrhea or drooling refers to the unintentional spillage of saliva from the oral cavity.
Botulinum toxin injection into the salivary glands is a recognized clinically effective therapy …

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

Drooling is a challenging situation to manage especially in neurologically impaired pediatric
population. Numerous surgical procedures have been described in literature but none of …

Sialorrhea affects a significant number of children with cerebral palsy and other
neuromuscular disorders. It can lead not only to social embarrassment but also to severe …

Aim Botulinum neurotoxin type A (BoNT‐A) has been described as an effective intervention
for drooling and is being increasingly adopted. However, its effectiveness compared with …