… patients with neurogenic causes of dysphagia (ie, not obstructive dysphagia) and that
reported aspiration pneumonia or mortality as outcomes in enterally fed patients. Studies that …

… approaches for dysphagia and upper … of pneumonia in elderly patients. In addition,
tuberculosis should always be considered for the differential diagnosis of pneumonia in this patient …

… dysphagia frequency and an associated risk for aspiration … % of patients with stroke and no
dysphagia had pneumonia. … Risk for pneumonia in patients with stroke and dysphagia of 8.4 (…

… to assess dysphagia in patients with stroke can reduce the risk of … aspiration pneumonia.
While pneumococcus or other aerobic bacteria may be present, community-acquired aspiration …

… Pneumonia patients who did not meet the criteria were defined as patients with non-aspiration
pneumonia … for swallowing assessments to find undiagnosed dysphagia patients. …

… cases of community-acquired pneumonia are aspiration pneumonia. Aspiration pneumonia
is the most common cause of death in patients with dysphagia due to neurologic disorders, a …

… aim to explore the association between dysphagia (using the modified V-VST) and aspiration
… Our study found that the risk of aspiration pneumonia in AIS patients were varied by their …

… aspiration pneumonia in the United States and second investigate comorbidities associated
with aspiration pneumonia to … Multidisciplinary efforts to identify patients at risk of aspiration …

… Aspiration pneumonia occurs in patients with dysphagia and usually presents as a
community-acquired pneumonia … Patients with aspiration pneumonia require treatment with broad-…

… for identifying aspiration pneumonia patients at … aspiration pneumonia or mortality using
the standard of care positioning strategies or thickened fluids in patients with chronic dysphagia. …