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Roganie Govender
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Roganie Govender
Consultant Clinical-Academic Speech & Language Therapist and NIHR Clinical Lecturer
University College London, Head & Neck Academic Centre, UK.
Latest Contributions
Grading dysphagia as a toxicity in treating head and neck cancer
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Roganie Govender
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1st September 2018
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Prophylactic swallowing exercises in head and neck cancer
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Roganie Govender
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1st May 2015
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Postconcussion syndrome: weighing up the options on balance
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Roganie Govender
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1st November 2014
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Who finds it hard to swallow?
Reviewed by
Roganie Govender
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1st October 2018
Screening
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Bothersome ‘burping’ – speech therapy may help
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Roganie Govender
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1st January 2019
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Do nasogastric tubes affect aspiration risk?
Reviewed by
Roganie Govender
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1st March 2019
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From a dysphagia clinical trial to a multidisciplinary head and neck clinical pathway – the road to implementation
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Roganie Govender
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1st May 2019
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Standardising videofluoroscopy assessment for bottle-fed babies
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Roganie Govender
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1st July 2019
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Assessing post-extubation dysphagia on the intensive care unit
Roganie Govender
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1st November 2019
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Sarcopenia and dysphagia in older community-dwelling adults
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Roganie Govender
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7th January 2020
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Modified barium swallow studies: what is the radiation risk?
Reviewed by
Roganie Govender
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17th February 2020
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Increasing tongue strength to reduce dysphagia: what is the potential benefit of a device driven exercise?
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Roganie Govender
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30th April 2020
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