… individuals who have brain injuries cannot be … swallowing disorders in patients with severe
brain injuries admitted to a trauma center, (2) risk factors associated with swallowing disorders…

… may limit extrapolation of our results to all patients with severe brain injuries. However, the
swallowing disorders observed in our sample involved severe TBI, with cerebral anoxia either …

… a delayed pharyngeal swallow and reduced pharyngeal … disorders, The complexity of
these swallowing disorders highlights the importance of VFG studies of swallowing in head-injured …

… The frequency of language disorder following TBI is less well reported … severe brain injury.
Currently, the presence, recovery, or persistence of communication and swallowing disorders …

… , although motor speech and swallowing disorders are a frequent consequence of traumatic
brain injury (TBI), the nature and severity of these disorders vary considerably. For example, …

… Oropharyngeal dysphagia, or swallowing disorder, is a common diagnosis for patients
with neurological disorders and can result in significant medical sequelae without early …

… neurological conditions like stroke, traumatic brain injury, neoplasms of the nervous systems…
of communication and swallowing disorders in 40 patients with neurological disorders. It …

… videofluoroscopy modified barium swallow. Persons with … a swallowing disorder developed
early onset pneumonia. However, not all early onset pneumonias had a swallowing disorder. …

… significant improvement of swallowing function and feeding tube … swallowing disorders is
an important advancement that engages a client with tangible biofeedback about their swallow …

… brain injury is not well documented in the surgical or trauma literature. We reviewed our
experience with swallowing dysfunction after severe brain injury to … this swallowing disorder was …