Motility and Oral Forangiodisphagia

If you have an oral forangiomass, like a cancer, this can cause oral forangiodisphagia. And then finally, if you have cervical osteophytes, so there's going to be clues on history to pinpoint to one of these. If you don't see anything obstructing that oral ferrics, then you have to start thinking about motility issues along the neuromuscular access. But if you have weakness in the back of your throat, you can have unexpected passage of food into the airway causing you to aspiration.