… dysphagia prevalence and characteristics among patients with unilateral vocal fold
immobility … The prevalence of symptomatic dysphagia ranged from 55.6% to 69.0%, and the …

… that increased incidence of aspiration. In conclusion, vocal fold immobility, with an incidence
of 5.6%, is not an uncommon finding in patients referred for a dysphagia evaluation in the …

… addition to vocal fold paralysis.6, 7 The findings of this study were consistent with prior
findings that the CVA/TBI etiology was associated with the highest dysphagia questionnaire total …

… specifically referred for evaluation of dysphagia, their study was limited … incidence of aspiration
and dysphagia in patients with UVCI. Rather, the authors were comparing the dysphagia (…

… The diagnosis of unilateral vocal fold immobility (UVFI) is … ) revealed a low incidence of
dysphagia signs and symptoms … MBS) studies (15%), a low incidence of pneumonia (6%), and an …

… Conclusion: Dysphagia in patients with unilateral vocal fold immobility is demonstrated
during FEESST by pooling, spillage, penetration, and aspiration. The pathophysiology of …

… the incidence of vocal fold immobility (VFI) and its relationship to pharyngeal dysphagia
and … Main outcome measures included overall incidence of VFI and aspiration status, with …

… This combined motor and sensory deficit affect a large proportion of the swallowing
apparatus, making the incidence of dysphagia after vagal paralysis quite high [5]. These cases of …

… symptom of dysphagia is uncertain. The purpose of this study is to evaluate dysphagia
symptoms in … However, the prevalence of dysphagia symptoms and the pathophysiology of any …

… Unilateral vocal fold palsy (UVFP) has important implication on the larynx's role in airway …
Grimm et al. found that their dysphagia cohort have a higher incidence of post-operative …