… Dysphagia is a common complication following TBI, with an incidence as high as 93 % in
patients admitted to brain injury rehabilitation [… in the field of dysphagia rehabilitation. Curr Phys …

… dysphagia rehabilitation in adults with that of a paediatric population in order to formally
identify and discuss the therapeutic gaps in child dysphagia rehabilitation. … acquired dysphagia. …

… literature on interventions for dysphagia rehabilitation among individuals with moderate to
… an increased focus on evidence-based dysphagia rehabilitation for this clinical population. …

… rehabilitation [7]. Since dysphagia after brain injury can lead to malnutrition, dehydration, and
… pneumonia, adequate management of dysphagia is an essential part of TBI rehabilitation. …

… of traumatic brain injury patients understand and manage dysphagia. The … In addition to the
general principles of dysphagia … from rehabilitation, 72% of the severe traumatic brain injury …

… following traumatic brain injury present … dysphagia subsequent to traumatic brain injury
to highlight some of the difficulties which can be encountered in the management of dysphagia…

… , and behavioral modifications as rehabilitation strategies. [5] In … efficacy of dysphagia therapy
after traumatic brain injury is … severe brain injury to help assess the clinical significance of …

… rehabilitation for dysphagia occurs. For some patients for whom a g-tube is indicated,
accepting the potential risks of oral intake may be preferable to what they perceive as the physical …

… In a group of 10 patients with stroke-related dysphagia of up to 3 months duration, anterior …
of six patients with dysphagia secondary to acquired brain injury who completed this protocol. …

… Introduction Dysphagia is a common and critical consequence of acquired brain injury (ABI)
and can cause severe complications. Dysphagia rehabilitation is transforming from mainly …