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People with a partial laryngectomy are more likely to have a higher quality of life than individuals with a total laryngectomy.[1] People having undergone total laryngectomy have been found to be more prone to depression and anxiety, and often experience a decrease in the quality of their social life and physical health.[2]
Voice quality, swallowing and reflux are affected in both types, with the sense of smell and taste (
speech-language pathologists are involved in the process of prioritizing swallowing outcomes.[5]
People receiving
tonal language.[6]
Changes to be made:
- elaborate more on contributing factors to quality of life following laryngectomy
- link laryngectomy with dysphagia
- relate dysphagia as a contributing factor to reported decrease in quality of life
- References to be used: [4][5]
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