… Aspiration often leads to pneumonia, which is associated with poor outcomes. In patients
with dysphagia, risk of aspiration pneumonia is … than dysphagia severity-on patient outcomes. …

… We recruited 120 patients with dysphagia who underwent both HRM and … dysphagia
severity. We prospectively followed patients to assess the development of aspiration pneumonia…

… Oropharyngeal dysphagia is a relevant risk factor for aspiration pneumonia that is an important
… the microbial etiology between patients with aspiration pneumonia and patients without …

… However, in a randomized control study of dysphagia patients with acute stroke, an intensive
swallowing rehabilitation program using swallowing exercise therapy combined with a …

… Dysphagia, however, causes particular concerns because of … /or aspiration pneumonia;
therefore, dysphagia management is of … evidence for dysphagia screening in patients admitted to …

… Hospital-associated dysphagia, characterized by deconditioning of … in patients with
aspiration pneumonia (AP). Cognitive impairment is known as a negative factor in dysphagia …

… This study shows that dysphagia in Parkinsonism patients with aspiration … that the cause
of aspiration pneumonia among patients with Parkinsonism dysphagia was probably delayed …

… Studies have recently reported that elderly dementia patients (mean age of 86 years) inevitably
develop dysphagia and have a high risk of aspiration pneumonia and related mortality in …

… Early dysphagia rehabilitation was significantly associated with no alternative nutrition at …
dysphagia rehabilitation was effective in improving outcomes of severe aspiration pneumonia …

… dysphagia has not been reported in patients with COVID-19. We herein report the first case
of a patient with oropharyngeal dysphagia … contact with an infected patient, was positive for …