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Cricopharyngeal Dysfunction: Difficulty Swallowing, Especially Solid Foods

In this video, Dr. Robert Bastian of Bastian Voice Institute explains this progressive swallowing problem, and presents options for treatment. If you would like to have an educational / informational Zoom call with Dr. Robert Bastian please contact us at [email protected]. Cricopharyngeal dysfunction is caused by failure of relaxation of the upper esophageal sphincter—cricopharyngeus muscle—during eating. Typically it is solid foods that tend to lodge in the mid-neck area where this muscle is located. The disorder is described in detail within this short instructional videotape. To see a related video, showing x-rays before and after cricopharyngeal myotomy, go here:    • Cricopharyngeal Dysfunction: Before and Af...   –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Educational Website: https://laryngopedia.com/ Business Website: https://www.bastianvoice.com/ Twitter:   / bastianvoicedoc   Facebook:   / bastianvoiceinstitute   LinkedIn:   / bastian-voice-institute   Chapter 0:00 Introduction 1:36 What does cricopharyngeal dysfunction feel like? 2:50 Cricopharyngeal muscle (UES) 3:40 UES stops working 4:22 Testing for cricopharyngeal dysfunction 5:02 Treatment for cricopharyngeal dysfunction 8:15 Conclusion