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In this study the effect of biofeedback treatment on time until treatment success
was evaluated in patients suffering from aspiration after head and neck
surgery. The outcome of interest was the time from start of treatment until the patient achieved full
swallowing rehabilitation (thdur). Patients were randomized into two groups (bfb):
one group of patients received videoendoscopic biofeedback treatment; the other group received the
conservative treatment including thermal stimulation with ice and exercises for the lips, tongue,
laryngeal closure and elevation. Treatment was started as soon as the healing process after surgery
was finished (thealing).
data(biofeedback)
A data frame with 33 observations on the following 6 variables:
idthe patient id.
successof treatment within the first 100 days; either 0 = no success or 1 = success.
thdurthe duration of therapy in days.
bfbindicates the treatment group; either 0 = conservative or 1 = biofeedback.
thealtime from surgery to start of therapy in days.
log2heallog2-transformed time from surgery to start of therapy.
Data were supplied by Dr. D.-M. Denk, who gave permission to freely distribute the data and use them for non-commercial purposes.
Denk, D.-M. & Kaider, A. (1997). Videoendoscopic Biofeedback: A Simple Method to Improve the Efficacy of Swallowing Rehabilitation of Patients After Head and Neck Surgery. ORL J OTO-RHINO-LARY 59, 100-105.
data("biofeedback")
plot(survfit(Surv(thdur, success) ~ bfb, data = biofeedback), lty = 1:2, las = 1,
xlab = "time (days)", ylab = "propability of success")
coxphw(Surv(thdur, success) ~ bfb, data = biofeedback, template = "AHR")
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