… of dysphagia-related complications, specifically aspiration … in patients who developed
aspiration pneumonia during their … %) in patients who developed aspiration pneumonia was noted …

… dysphagia is essential in order to consider elderly patients with aspiration pneumonia,
particularly in patients … A greater awareness of dysphagia in the elderly, as well as the diagnostic …

… dysphagia might be associated with an increased risk of hospital readmission for aspiration
and nonaspiration pneumonia in elderly patients … aspiration pneumonia and dysphagia and …

… for nursing home patients in this study were COPD, presence of dysphagia, and dependent
… the best independent predictors for pneumonia for all patients were dependent for feeding, …

… Patients were divided into 4 groups: oral feeding without dysphagia, oral feeding with
dysphagia, … gia in mobile patients, and nasogastric tube feeding with dysphagia in bed-bound …

… and long-term placement of nasogastric tube feeding are risk factors for AsP, and improper
oral care will act as a bacteria reservoir to cause AsP in dysphagia patients. Since long-term …

… Dysphagia was defined as a disruption in the ability to move food or liquid from the mouth
… , and aspiration pneumonia in the present study was defined as pneumonia with dysphagia …

… Finally, we investigated the clinical risk factors for the development of aspiration pneumonia
in patients with dysphagia despite adhering to advised dietary changes, including liquid …

… The association between swallowing dysfunction and aspiration pneumonia is recognized.
In the present study, episodes of aspiration pneumonia were documented in four individuals …

… in children, clinical examination is often considered unreliable in detecting patients at risk
of aspiration. Instrumental assessment is valuable in such instance. The amount and …