… Various previous studies have identified a correlation between tracheotomy and dysphagia
in tetraplegic patients. We carried out a retrospective study to examine swallowing ability …

… Results: A total of 75 patients were included in this study. Significant differences were
demonstrated in PTD, PRD, SED, STD, HAD, HSD, UESO, PAS, and PRG between supratentorial …

… cognitive impairment in elderly patients could correlate with the severity … patients (≥65
years) performing a swallowing evaluation were included and divided according to the Dysphagia …

… We considered moderate and severe dysphagia as dysphagia patients in our study. We
assessed demographic variables—age, sex, body mass index (BMI): divided weight (kg) by the …

… dysphagia after extubation in patients with severe coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19).
We retrospectively examined patients … test (MWST) for all patients. However, in cases where …

… the current study. In summary, data from this retrospective study suggest that patients who
have … from the patient’s medical history, and/or aspiration documented by videofluorographic …

… The main findings of the present study were: (i) Infratentorial stroke patients exhibited worse
swallowing dysfunction compared to the supratentorial stroke group, which manifested as …

… study was to examine the frequency of dysphagia in patients … Additionally, the association
between various patient feeding … Scale), and the methods of feeding post-stroke patients. …

… retrospective study, 159 stroke patients who met our study criteria were included. In total, 110
patients were placed in the control group, and 49 patients … of the patients were collected for …

… Although stroke is one of the most common causes of dysphagia, no studies have … patients
with stroke. In addition, few researches on the risk factors of aspiration pneumonia in patients …