… Oropharyngeal dysphagia can be highly concerning in hospitalized patients, increasing …
dysphagia and its association with aspiration pneumonia and mortality in a tertiary hospital …

… Though stroke and other neurologic diseases have historically been associated with a high
incidence of aspiration pneumonia, we found that patients with COPD, GI disease, and CHF …

… analyze dysphagia and aspiration pneumonia risk factors in post-stroke elderly inpatients. …
As for the treatment of post-stroke dysphagic and aspiration pneumonia patients, it is essential …

… of pneumonia in patients with dysphagia undergoing a VFSS in an outpatient tertiary-care
center. The secondary goal was to identify risk factors for death in patients with dysphagia …

… due to aspiration pneumonia and malnutrition. Goal: The aim of the study was to investigate
aspiration pneumonia and the mortality rate in stroke patients with dysphagia in Taiwan. …

… study to hospitalized patients in smaller, more specific groups like elderly patients, patients
with anorexia nervosa, and patients with … such as aspiration and aspiration pneumonia.32, 33 …

… Patients with an enrolled age younger than 20 years old or with aspiration pneumonia
diagnosed before January 1st, 2001 … The flowchart of patient enrollment is illustrated in Fig. 1. …

… , age greater than 80 years, more than five other comorbidities (excluding dysphagia),
aspiration pneumonia, and inpatient mortality was responsible for 44% of total model variance, a …

… were found to be significantly associated with aspiration pneumonia (RR, 9.1), ischemic
stroke (RR, 5.1), and Parkinson disease (RR, 4.5). The RR was also significantly elevated in …

… as predictors of aspiration pneumonia. Knowledge of clinical features, treatments, and
prevention will help NPs improve outcomes in older adults with aspiration pneumonia; especially …