post-glossectomy in lingual carcinomas: a scope for sign language in rehabilitation

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Abstract
The treatment option for cancers of the tongue is glossectomy, which may be partial, sub-total, or total, depending on the size of the tumour. Glossectomies result in speech deficits for these patients, and rehabilitative therapy involving communication modalities is highly recommended. Sign language is a possible therapeutic solution for post-glossectomy oral cancer patients. Patients with tongue cancers who have undergone total glossectomy as a surgical treatment can utilise sign language to replace their loss of speech production and maintain their engagement in life. This manuscript emphasises the importance of sign language in rehabilitation strategies in post-glossectomy patients.
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Authors ;Arvind Babu Rajendra Santosh;Keren Cumberbatch;Thaon Jones
Journal aggressive behavior
Year 2017
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10.5114/wo.2017.68620
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https://www.termedia.pl/Post-glossectomy-in-lingual-carcinomas-a-scope-for-sign-language-in-rehabilitation,3,30172,1,1.html
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cancer tongue rehabilitationmedicine

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