2013
DOI: 10.1590/s1516-18462013005000043
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Investigação da queixa de disfagia em pacientes afásicos

Abstract: OBJETIVOS: verificar a presença e evolução da queixa de deglutição em pacientes afásicos pós- AVE e, a partir do relato dos familiares em relação à melhora das manifestações, analisar se a ocorrência da afasia interferiu no prognóstico da disfagia. MÉTODO: 30 pacientes afásicos pós-AVE na fase crônica foram entrevistados e, juntamente com seus familiares, responderam a um questionário sobre a presença e a permanência de queixas de deglutição pós-AVE e aspectos relacionados, bem como melhoras ocorridas em relaç… Show more

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“…The occurrence of other abnormal SLH conditions (including aphasia, facial palsy, and dysarthria) are risk factors for dysphagia, as cognitive and communication capacities must be preserved 6 . Fluctuating awareness and cognitive functions hinder learning, which would otherwise favor swallowing 26 . Nevertheless, despite the occurrence of these other abnormal SLH conditions, the rehabilitation process with the SLH team improved dysphagia during the acute phase in the hospital stay, which demonstrates the importance of having such professionals at the hospital.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The occurrence of other abnormal SLH conditions (including aphasia, facial palsy, and dysarthria) are risk factors for dysphagia, as cognitive and communication capacities must be preserved 6 . Fluctuating awareness and cognitive functions hinder learning, which would otherwise favor swallowing 26 . Nevertheless, despite the occurrence of these other abnormal SLH conditions, the rehabilitation process with the SLH team improved dysphagia during the acute phase in the hospital stay, which demonstrates the importance of having such professionals at the hospital.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A presença de outras alterações fonoaudiológicas, incluindo afasia, paralisia facial e disartria, são fatores de risco para a disfagia, pois é necessário que se tenha preservação das capacidades cognitivas e comunicativas 6 . O fato de ocorrer flutuação do estado de consciência ou das funções cognitivas pode impossibilitar a aprendizagem que favoreça a deglutição 26 . Contudo, apesar da presença dessas outras alterações fonoaudiológicas, observou-se melhora do quadro disfágico, após o processo de reabilitação, pela equipe de Fonoaudiologia, na fase aguda, durante a internação hospitalar, o que demonstra a importância da presença deste profissional no hospital.…”
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“…26 Among patients who suffer stroke, aphasia is the most prevalent language disorder among the total number of patients treated in the hospital environment. 37 The frequency of aphasia among patients who have suffered stroke is 21 to 38%. 38 There was a high prevalence of patients with aphasia in the present study, that is, 40 patients, corresponding to 50.63% of the patients, which is the largest result found in the literature.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%