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January 26, 20260 citations

Speech and language therapy management of laryngotracheal stenosis - what has changed.

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GCGemma ClunieGSGuri SandhuJRJustin Roe

Key Points

  • The aim is to explore changes in speech and language therapy approaches for managing laryngotracheal stenosis in adults.
  • Review of pre and postoperative roles of speech and language therapists
  • Assessment of advancements in treatment options
  • Discussion on psychosocial impacts and holistic care strategies
  • Emphasis on the importance of flexible care strategies
  • Recognition of psychosocial challenges faced by adults with LTS
  • Call for future research to validate outcome measures and focus on patient priorities

Abstract

Adults with LTS experience multifaceted challenges affecting breathing, voice, and swallowing. SLTs are essential members of the multidisciplinary team, providing pre and postoperative assessment, counselling, and rehabilitation. Advances in treatment options and recognition of psychosocial impacts necessitate flexible, holistic care strategies. Future research should focus on validating outcome measures, implementing the COS-LTS, and incorporating patient priorities to optimize functional and quality-of-life outcomes.

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Clunie et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69770353722626c4468e85ffhttps://doi.org/10.1097/moo.0000000000001111
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