… This paper examined empirical data on dysphagia associated with childhood TBI. Available
data was sparse and methodologically limited, however it will assist in hypothesizing and …

… At present there is no TBI-specific assessment or diagnostic tool for dysarthria or dysphagia
in childhood. Data on the presenting clinical features of these children is therefore critical to …

… that these oromotor elements are commonly impaired in dysphagia patients following TBI
in childhood [3]. However, again, little is known about the resolution of these skills post-TBI. …

… There were an estimated 50 658 traumatic brain injury–associated hospitalizations among
… traumatic brain injury–associated hospitalizations. In Taiwan, 8632 acute intracranial injury-…

… injury (GCS, M = 5.3, SD = 0.6, range = 3–10). Biographical data including computed tomography
(CT) data and the aetiology of brain injury … dysphagia following traumatic brain injury* …

… severity of the injury [10•]. While the incidence of dysphagia following mild brain injury was
1 %, it … Dysphagia in childhood traumatic brain injury: a reflection on the evidence and its …

… was associated with dysphagia (P < .001). A relationship between dysphagia and a longer
… factors associated with dysphagia include brain stem injury, diffuse axonal injury, subdural …

… in dysphagia; however, the use of these exercises in treating children with dysphagia is …
in the rehabilitation of dysphagia secondary to an acquired brain injury across the lifespan. …

… : dysphagia was most commonly reported to occur in 61–80% of cases (11/31), dysarthria
in 11–30% of cases (14/31) and childhood … of clients with dysphagia, and responded to this …

… Dysarthria may be a marker for dysphagia, but significant swallowing disorders with risk of …
Traumatic brain injury is a common childhood condition. Whereas persistent problems are not …