Purpose: Literature review on the onset locations of the pharyngeal phase of swallowing in
asymptomatic and symptomatic adults and elderly people. Research strategies: Research …

Abstract The Mouth Breathing Syndrome (MBS) is characterized by pattern of mouth
breathing (MB) or mixed breathing chronic caused by nasal obstruction or inflammatory …

This is part one ofa two-part partial literature review on the impact of mouth breathing. Mouth
breathing is defined as breathing through the mouth instead of the nose. In this review, we …

The mouth breather is a patient with multiple conditions and therefore requires
comprehensive and multidisciplinary clinical look to early detect this syndrome, minimizing …

Penetration–aspiration is considered the most serious component of oropharyngeal
dysphagia. Clinicians regularly evaluate the pathophysiology of swallowing and postulate …

Introduction: Excessive mouth breathing may be related to different oral and medical
conditions, but the underlying mechanisms for these complex interactions are not fully …

The purpose of this study was to identify and compare the results of the findings from speech-
language pathology evaluations for orofacial function including tongue and lip rest postures …

Purpose The coordination of respiration with swallowing is critical for facilitation of airway
protection and the efficiency of movements that propel ingested material through the upper …

Tongue function assessment typically forms part of a clinical bedside swallowing evaluation
(CBSE). The predictive value of lingual function for calculating aspiration risk in isolation is …

The recent European Respiratory Society (ERS) Annual Meeting in London (September,
2016) has seen the beginning of a collaboration between the ERS and the European …