… conditions) reduces the patients’ ability to manage oral … Thus, patients presenting with
COVID‐19 and dysphagia are … linking dysphagia assessment to a higher risk of COVID‐19 …

… conditions are related to oropharyngeal dysphagia. Patients who reported the presence of
… In the present study, the main symptoms related to feeding behavior observed in both mild …

… patient discharged. Thus, we aimed to explore the advantages of … in dysphagia management
during the coronavirus disease … dysphagia assessments with patients with normal to mild …

… dysphagia was independently associated with COVID-… patients with dysphagia were classified
as mild or moderate severity and therefore the relationship of dysphagia severity to COVID…

… dysphagia clinical profiles in patients with COVID-19. In turn, this understanding could
facilitate the creation of better tools for evaluation, diagnosis, and rehabilitation for these disorders…

… Lechien et al. surveyed patients with mild to moderate COVID… dysphagia symptoms; only
0.1% reported severe dysphagia … for COVID-19 related ARDS and found that 20% had severe …

… infection: asymptomatic, mild and severe COVID-19. While … Since we evaluated post-acute
COVID-19 patients, we believe … In the aetiology of dysphagia due to COVID-19, mechanical …

… , cough, shortness of breath, mild-to-severe respiratory disease, … of patients with COVID-19,
owing to the increased incidence of dysphagia in severe and critically ill patients with COVID-…

… Therefore, it is not surprising that the incidence of dysphagia in COVID-19 patients can be
as high as 80% in persons that required ventilatory support, and close to 30% in those that did …

… of patients appear to regain normal swallowing function by 1 year after treatment for severe
COVID-19, our results indicate that dysphagia, … consistencies (thick = mildly thick liquid, thin = …