… The bedside screening procedure used for detecting signs of dysphagia in this current study
consisted of NRS-2002 (weight loss in particular), EAT-10, a 30 mL water test, and GUSS if …

… to identify signs of dysphagia in AD patients in daily life. … dysphagia were examined. The
purpose of the present study was to determine how to identify signs of dysphagia in AD patients …

… detect signs of dysphagia … signs can be useful tools for early diagnosis of dysphagia in AD
old adults. In the present study, modified water swallowing test was used to detect dysphagia. …

… the oral and pharyngeal signs and symptoms and dysphagia together, involving items that
… instruments capable of accurately detecting dysphagia patients have high importance in …

… to detect early signs of (progressive) neurological disease in relation to swallowing. Examples
of these signs … reflex responses in patients with corticobulbar lesions 68 or a weak voice in …

… sign was considered abnormal. Overall, sensitivity was 94% and specificity 30% looking for
the presence of either sign… across patient populations for accurate detection of dysphagia as …

… of a broader complex of signs and symptoms that lead the … 15 (its sensitivity for detecting
Schatzki's rings is only 58 … in patients with dysphagia found that for all dysphagia diagnoses, …

… were evaluated in the patients with dysphagia, median EMG … No change was detected in
the patients without dysphagia, … participants showed clinical signs of dysphagia, with coughing …

… This study was undertaken to determine whether risk factors detected in the clinical …
Sensitivity was operationally defined as the probability that a diagnostic sign (clinical feature…

… In some patients, aspiration causes no outward signs of distress. This is called silent …
Patients with significant dysphagia may be detected even if they do not aspirate; predictive …