Is swallowing dysfunction a common sequelae after chemoradiation for oropharynx carcinoma?
Concurrent chemotherapy decreases the recurrence at the primary site and above the clavicles. The most notable difference in sequelae between the 2 groups was the increase in swallowing dysfunction with concurrent chemotherapy.
Left ventricular systolic function and dyssynchrony improve after ablation of antegrade-conducting accessory pathways in children, with more pronounced changes noted for nonseptal pathways.