… 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 …

… 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 …

… 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 …

… , and PED was still persistent in 19% of patients who survived critical care at hospital
discharge. Persistent PED was significantly associated with physical dysfunction at hospital …

… In our series, the persistence of SD in only 14 among 35 patients with post-extubation SD
indirectly suggests that oral feeding could have been resumed earlier in almost 60% of …

… screening tools as well as systematic screening for dysphagia in survivors of critical illness …
variables using independent samples Mann–Whitney U for continuous variables or χ 2 test for …

… persistent post-extubation laryngeal injury beyond hospital discharge and (ii) differences in
persistent … of critical illness and improving survivor outcomes is required to fully address the …

… This study aimed to evaluate the correlation between clinical risk factors of post-extubation
dysphagia (PED) and the severity of impaired pharyngeal swallowing function assessed via …

… The APACHE II score can comprehensively evaluate the acute physiology and chronic …
with poor immunity and have a weak tolerance for prolonged tracheal intubation [35]. The results …