… demonstrated that postextubation dysphagia was associated with … dysphagia and long-term
mortality among hospital survivors. … dysphagia related to age-related changes or chronic …

… therefore, a baseline of low quality was used as the starting point for GRADE ratings. In this
review, all outcomes were assigned an overall quality rating of very low. This was largely due …

… ARDS survivors have dysphagia symptoms that persist … poor functional status (8). Risk
factors that were cited as still being debated for their association with postextubation dysphagia …

… screening protocol for postextubation dysphagia (9), … persistent in the general, unselected
population of patients who survive ARDS. Of the 259 patients in the study cohort who survived …

… Postextubation dysphagia is persistent and associated with poor outcomes in survivors of
critical illness. Crit Care. 2011;15(5):… Our results suggest that the presence of post-extubation …

… Postextubation dysphagia (PED) has been shown to occur in 41% of critically ill patients …
, it is reasonable to anticipate negative health outcomes are likely, although this has not yet …

… age, diagnosis, number of complex chronic conditions, and dysphagia status, patients with
… This study found that postextubation dysphagia is associated with increased time between …

… In this retrospective analysis, we found that delayed timing of SLT initiation was associated
with poor outcomes such as persistent dysphagia or death and aspiration pneumonia after …

… systematically screened for dysphagia showed that dysphagia is associated with increased
… Our data underline effects of post-extubation dysphagia on long-term clinical outcomes in …

… if dysphagia, as measured by aspiration and need for diet modification, declines over the first
24-h post-extubation, … at 2–4 h post-extubation and 24–26 h post-extubation. We compared …