… mortality among cases of community-acquired pneumonia (CAP). The pathophysiology of
pneumonia in the elderly is primarily due to aspiration pneumonia (ASP). ASP comprises two …

… Then, aspiration pneumonia histopathologically … aspiration of oral microorganisms, acid
and food particle. In conclusion, silent aspiration may be a key risk factor for the pathogenesis of …

… The aim of the study was to provide an updated systematic review of randomized controlled
… interventions to prevent aspiration pneumonia in older adults at risk for aspiration. …

… syndromes could be categorized according to a content entering the respiratory system
into bacterial aspiration pneumonia with the gastric or oropharyngeal bacteria entering, …

… The incidence of aspiration pneumonia in total pneumonia … for aspiration pneumonia
and the other pulmonary aspiration … The pathogenesis of ASP is well recognized as post-stroke …

… There is an unfortunate tendency to combine the pulmonary complications of aspiration
under a single banner, ie “aspiration pneumonia.” In fact, there are three distinct aspiration …

… The epidemiology, microbiology, and pathogenesis of pneumonia in children will be
reviewed here. The clinical features, diagnosis, and treatment of pneumonia in children are …

… the points to be noted in the pathogenesis, diagnosis, treatment, and management of patients
with aspiration and aspiration pneumonia and similarly of elderly patients with pneumonia. …

… This BTS Clinical Statement seeks to provide practical clinical guidance on aspiration
pneumonia (AP), through sections covering the relevant epidemiology, pathogenesis, prevention, …

… can develop after the inhalation of pathogenic bacteria into the lower respiratory tract, and
it … criteria for aspiration pneumonia to survey the prevalence of aspiration pneumonia and …