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Mond- en slikklachten in de palliatieve fase

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Bij patiënten in de palliatieve fase kunnen door de ziekte en/of de behandeling veranderingen in de mond optreden. Deze veranderingen geven klachten die grote invloed kunnen hebben op de kwaliteit van leven. Ze kunnen leiden tot veranderingen in de voedingstoestand van de patiënt en problemen veroorzaken met intimiteit en sociale contacten.mondproblemen slikstoornissen palliatieve zorg

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Mevrouw E.J.M. de Nijs, verpleegkundig specialist palliatieve zorg, umc Utrecht.

E.H. Verhagen, huisarts te Leusden, consulent palliatieve zorg ikmn.

Dit artikel is een bewerking van het hoofdstuk "Klachten van de mond" dat zal verschijnen in Palliatieve zorg, richtlijnen voor de praktijk van de Vereniging van Integrale Kankercentra.

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de Nijs, E.J.M., Verhagen, E.H. Mond- en slikklachten in de palliatieve fase. BIJB 21, 314–321 (2005). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03059874

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