… of dysphagia found in older adults as well as its many adverse outcomes, dysphagia is now
… A sudden onset of dysphagia may be related to a stroke, food, or a foreign body impaction; …

… older adults with acute onset dysphagia during unrelated medical or surgical admissions.
Comparison to non-hospitalized healthy adults revealed … Reasons for new-onset of swallowing …

… programs using biofeedback, as available in the Iowa Oral Performance Instrument (IOPI),
are a promising strategy for preventing or delaying the onset of dysphagia in healthy elders. …

… considerably to deglutition disorders onset in the elderly. Furthermore, antipsychotics,
beyond their sedative properties, may cause oropharyngeal dysphagia through their extra …

… In this study, there was only one new-onset case of SD during hospitalization [16,18].
This suggests that the geriatric medicine approach based on CGA may also help prevent …

… to as “aging” place older adults at risk for dysphagia; a healthy older adult's swallow is not
… Thus, exact timing of the onset of the pharyngeal swallow is imperative and highly sensory …

… This paper will present some general background on the problem of dysphagia in the older
… In any older patient with the new onset of dysphagia, cancer should be the initial diagnostic …

… Nonetheless, the time from symptom onset to the swallowing study was shorter in the oldest-old,
suggesting that these individuals had more severe dysphagia at the onset of symptoms. …

… Dysphagia is a frequent issue encountered in the medical management of older adults …
colleagues reported 15.4% prevalence of dysphagia based on nursing home staff reporting. …

… the “Adult Swallowing, Speech and Language Supplement: Adult Communication Disorders.…
for adults aged 18 years and older, gathering data about the causes, age of onset, severity, …