… of aspiration pneumonia cases among patients with community-acquired pneumonia was
14.2… Because dysphagia and its resulting repeated silent aspiration is an important mechanism …

… dysphagia has been identified as a serious risk factor for developing aspiration pneumonia
… Therefore, we propose universal screening for oropharyngeal dysphagia in elderly patients …

… of aspiration pneumonia in PD patients 17 , as the occurrence of aspiration pneumonia and
… more likely to diagnose dysphagia and aspiration pneumonia in PD patients because PD is …

… 8 cases of pneumonia occurred in patients with dysphagia. Patients with dysphagia were …
bacteria) organisms, which are implicated in aspiration pneumonia, present in their first swab (…

… INTRODUCTION This paper describes a case of aspiration pneumonia in a patient with
dysphagia due to diffuse idiopathic skeletal hyperostosis (DISH) of the cervical spine. DISH was …

… the most common causes of dysphagia, no studies have … aspiration pneumonia in patients
with stroke. In addition, few researches on the risk factors of aspiration pneumonia in patients …

… The high attack rate of pneumonia and the prevalence of dysphagia in nursing home residents
(50… In addition to dysphagia and aspirate volume, other factors predisposing to AP include …

… aspiration pneumonia patients. Our findings will be helpful in nutritional care planning for
elderly aspiration pneumonia patients… a patient predisposed to aspiration because of dysphagia…

… of dysphagia increased the risk of aspiration pneumonia, the … dysphagia with increased risk
of aspiration pneumonia.[ 7 12 … all stroke patients developed aspiration pneumonia which is …

… patients with dysphagia have a significantly elevated risk of malnutrition and aspiration
pneumonia… This risk is particularly true in the subpopulation with oropharyngeal dysphagia of …