Background Although sensory feedback is a vital regulator of deglutition, it is not
comprehensively considered in the standard dysphagia evaluation. Difficulty swallowing …

It's difficult for clinical bedside evaluations to accurately determine the occurrence of
aspiration in patients. Although VFSS and FEES are the gold standards for clinical diagnosis …

We conducted a prospective, descriptive study of 27 individuals with known or suspected
dysphagia to investigate the relationship between swallowing frequency, accumulated …

Dysphagia screening often includes administration of water. This study assessed the
accuracy in identifying dysphagia with each additional teaspoon of water. The original …

Purpose: To analyze the difference between nonsmokers and smokers on the changes in
the perceptions of smell and taste and to verify the influence of these aspects in the …

The purpose of this prospective, double-blinded, multirater, systematic replication study was
to investigate agreement for aspiration risk, in the same individual, between …

Dysphagia is a common and frequently undetected complication of many neurological
disorders and of sarcopoenia in ageing persons. Spontaneous swallowing frequency (SSF) …

Objectives The purpose of this systematic review was to summarize and qualitatively
analyze published evidence elucidating the prevalence of dysphagia and detail alterations …

Background: Dysphagia is common and costly. The ability of patient symptoms to predict
objective swallowing dysfunction is uncertain. Purpose: This study aimed to evaluate the …

Purpose: To compare the hard palate dimensions of nasal-breathing children, mouth
breathers from obstructive etiology, and habitual mouth breathers. Methods: The sample …