… We recommend a broad use of FEES in all neurological intensive care patients to screen …
diet based on the patients swallowing abilities and to select the proper therapy for the patients. …

… to identify factors associated with the item “change in oral diet… of patients lacked an oral
diet, that suited their swallowing … large number of intensive care patients needs consideration …

… of intensive care patients … the patients had an adequate oral diet. As most screening tests
for dysphagia do not cover non-stroke patients and cannot detect silent aspiration, using FEES …

… ) and a flexible endoscopic evaluation of swallowing (FEES) … nutrition in neurology, oral intake
and enteral nutrition should … technicians, determined the optimal method of nutrition intake …

… the intensive care unit. Regardless of the primary illness, 70–80 % of … within the oral and
oesophageal phases. The aims of … , to determine suitable food consistencies or forms of nutrition …

… -optic endoscopic study of swallow (FESS) which is easy, low-cost, … with dysphagia admitted
to acute care units, neurological … the indication to oral intake rather than a feeding tube or …

… critically ill patients and offered bedside FEES for such patients. … of an oral diet and
compensatory treatment procedures. … laryngeal nerve (FEESST: Fiberoptic endoscopic evaluation …

… , fiberoptic endoscopic evaluation of swallowing (FEES) has … , this patient received feeding
via a percutaneous endoscopic … We measured nerve conduction velocities of the facial and …

… 2020 for flexible-endoscopic evaluation of swallowing (FEES). … included 15 patients with
a behavioral feeding disorder. The … Even in the neo-intensive care bed and in patients under …

… dietary changes in nearly 70% of the cohort. The majority of patients in this study, however,
had a neurologic … The aim of our study was to evaluate FEES results in a cohort of patients …