Swallowing is a physiologic function consisting in the propulsion of the bolus into the stomach, with effective respiratory protection. Clinical intervention of Speech and Language Therapists requires improved and reliable methods of swallowing evaluation. Cervical Auscultation (CA) is especially appreciated as a noninvasive method. However, conventional stethoscopes do not provide quantitative measures to complement the perceptive auditory analysis of the swallowing soundsinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersio
Cervical auscultation is a useful tool for detecting dysphagia; however, the sites where swallowing ...
SummaryAmong the methods for assessing swallowing sounds - videofluoroscopy modified barium study, f...
Background: Cervical auscultation is a technique frequently used for the screening of dysphagia. How...
Cervical auscultation refers to the technique of listening to the sounds of swallowing using a steth...
Presented to the 12th Annual Symposium on Graduate Research and Scholarly Projects (GRASP) held at ...
Cervical auscultation is in the process of gaining clinical credibility. In order for it to be accep...
Abstract—Cervical auscultation is the recording of sounds and vibrations caused by the human body fr...
There is currently a dearth of resources available for speech language pathologists working in setti...
OBJECTIVE: To perform acoustic analysis of swallowing sounds, using a microphone and a notebook comp...
Cervical auscultation refers to the technique of listening to the sounds of swallowing using a steth...
Abstract—Objective: The effects of the chin-tuck maneuver, a technique commonly employed to compensa...
Cervical auscultation is experiencing a renaissance as an adjunct to the clinical swallowing assessm...
Cervical auscultation (CA) is an affordable, non-invasive technique for diagnosis of dysphagia (swal...
Abstract Background To utilize cervical auscultation as a means of screening for risk of dysphagia, ...
Background\ud Aspiration, where food or liquid is allowed to enter the larynx during a swallow, is r...
Cervical auscultation is a useful tool for detecting dysphagia; however, the sites where swallowing ...
SummaryAmong the methods for assessing swallowing sounds - videofluoroscopy modified barium study, f...
Background: Cervical auscultation is a technique frequently used for the screening of dysphagia. How...
Cervical auscultation refers to the technique of listening to the sounds of swallowing using a steth...
Presented to the 12th Annual Symposium on Graduate Research and Scholarly Projects (GRASP) held at ...
Cervical auscultation is in the process of gaining clinical credibility. In order for it to be accep...
Abstract—Cervical auscultation is the recording of sounds and vibrations caused by the human body fr...
There is currently a dearth of resources available for speech language pathologists working in setti...
OBJECTIVE: To perform acoustic analysis of swallowing sounds, using a microphone and a notebook comp...
Cervical auscultation refers to the technique of listening to the sounds of swallowing using a steth...
Abstract—Objective: The effects of the chin-tuck maneuver, a technique commonly employed to compensa...
Cervical auscultation is experiencing a renaissance as an adjunct to the clinical swallowing assessm...
Cervical auscultation (CA) is an affordable, non-invasive technique for diagnosis of dysphagia (swal...
Abstract Background To utilize cervical auscultation as a means of screening for risk of dysphagia, ...
Background\ud Aspiration, where food or liquid is allowed to enter the larynx during a swallow, is r...
Cervical auscultation is a useful tool for detecting dysphagia; however, the sites where swallowing ...
SummaryAmong the methods for assessing swallowing sounds - videofluoroscopy modified barium study, f...
Background: Cervical auscultation is a technique frequently used for the screening of dysphagia. How...