1. The recurrence rate of dysphagia, although initially high, decreases over time.

2. If dysphagia persisted despite dilatation, barium swallow examination was undertaken to assess the oesophageal lumen.

3. The dysphagia recurrence rate during follow up was higher in the corrosive than in the peptic stricture group.

4. Other possible symptoms are ataxia, vertigo, seizures, and dysphagia.

5. The curative effects of acupuncture for dysphagia is better than anarthria.

6. Role of Plate Thickness as a Cause of Dysphagia After Anterior Cervical.

7. Results:The stents were successfully implanted and dysphagia of the patients was eased or disappeared, and they could have some liquid diet on the right postoperative day.

8. About 90% of patients have long-term relief of dysphagia after a myotomy, with a low incidence of symptomatic acid reflux.

9. Obstructive airway signs, dysphagia, Superior vena cava syndrome, and other hoarseness symptoms generally disappeared completely.

10. Objectie. Early dysphagia after anterior cervical discectomy and fusion is an underestimated side effect.

11. One case was noted to be prolonged dysphagia and was dependent upon tube feeding.

12. Summary of Background Data. Dyspnea and dysphagia are complications of posterior O-C fusion with malalignment, and may be prolonged or occasionally serious.

13. The major symptoms of the patients were progressive dysphagia and pain behind the sternum.

14. Results: Progressive dysphagia was the most common presenting symptom, the mean duration was 4.1 months.

15. The clinical characters are dysphagia, phonasthenia, abnormal electromyogram and high CPK et al.

16. Endoscopic dilatation is safe and effective for short and long term relief of dysphagia in patients with corrosive oesophageal strictures.

17. Reconstructive surgery using stomach, colon, or jejunum, with or without oesophagectomy, has been performed to relieve dysphagia.

18. Mainly rare smooth muscle tumor, a longer course of disease, dysphagia more intermittent.

19. This is one of the "rings and slings" that will cause dysphagia and stridor in the young child.

20. Conclutions Prognosis of pneumonia in the elders with stroke sequela is related to these risk factors, prognosis can be improved in the patients with dysphagia placing nasogastric feeding tube.

21. Objective : To investigate the effects of recovery training on dysphagia by abnormal deglutition after laryngocarcinoma operation.

22. To summarize the effects of rehabilitation nursing for 112 stroke patients with dysphagia.

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23. Dysphagia can be caused by iron deficiency syndrome, clinical performance on lower pigment anemia, dysphagia, angular cheilitis, tongue feel there is abnormal, such as nails were spoon.

24. AIM:To investigate the influence of the comprehensive rehabilitation treatment on the dysphagia and ptyalism of stroke patients.

25. Besides early muscular fatigue and weakness, the patients also had the clinical symptoms of dyspnea, agrypnia and dysphagia.

26. Besides ophthalmoplegia, 3 had orbicularis weakness, 1 had mind dysphagia, 1 had mind limb weakness.

27. Summary of Background Data. It is well known that cervical malalignment after occipito-cervicothoracic fusion may cause dysphagia or, rarely, dyspnea.

28. Remain vigilant for systemic effects that may follow administration of botulinum toxins, including dysphagia, dysphonia , weakness, dyspnea, or respiratory distress.

29. A complete work-up is necessary to evaluate the cause of the dysphagia in these patients, and either pneumatic dilatation or a second operation can often correct the problem.

30. Purpose: The arteriosclerosis and circuity of thoracic aorta will press the oesophagus and causes dysphagia.

31. Compared with that of volunteers, height and velocity of larynx elevation decreased, opening width of cricopharyngeal muscle reduced and swallowing latency prolonged in dysphagia patients.

32. Aspiration pneumonia and severe dysphagia were the most prevalent complications of the combined modality approach.

33. Female, in addition to dysphagia, the fair has a low pigment-small-cell anemia, glossitis , gastric acid deficiency and anti-level performance.

34. Sometimes patients might experience also a sore throat, dysphagia or stridor.

35. Conclusion Early rehabilitation training for patients with dysphagia of pseudobulbar palsy has significant effects, has become the new treating mode.

36. In the 2nd week after operation, the evaluation on dysphagia and eating problems was higher in retrosternal group, however the evaluation on global health status was lower.

37. Results The clinical features included ptosis, dysphagia, dysarthria and the limb weakness or amyotrophy.

38. No correlation between the amount retraction and postoperative dysphagia was observed.

39. It is helpful for stroke patients with dysphagia to improve their swallowing function by rehabilitation nursing.

40. Preoperative osteophyte height did not predict which patients developed postoperative dysphagia.

41. The initial symptoms of these patients were dysphagia and lalopathy. It took 1. 5-8 months from onset to confirmed diagnosis.

42. We did not notice any open rhinolalia,[http:///dysphagia.html] dysphagia and dysphonia.

43. CONCLUSION:The comprehensive rehabilitation treatment has a better curative effect on the functional recovery in stroke patients with ptyalism and dysphagia.

44. Note that the trachea and esophagus are located in the division of the 2 branches. This would be responsible for dysphagia and stridor after birth.

45. Objective : To observe the effect of systematized healthy education in the rehabilitation therapy dysphagia.