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Noninvasive detection of thin-liquid aspiration using dual-axis swallowing accelerometry

Steele et al., 2013

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Steele C
Sejdić E
Chau T
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Dysphagia

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Aspiration (the entry of foreign contents into the upper airway) is a serious concern for individuals with dysphagia and can lead to pneumonia. However, overt signs of aspiration, such as cough, are not always present, making noninstrumental diagnosis challenging …
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