2010
DOI: 10.1161/strokeaha.109.566133
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Relevance of Subcortical Stroke in Dysphagia

Abstract: Background and Purpose-Unilateral cortical lesions are associated with dysphagia in ischemic stroke. It is unclear, however, whether acute subcortical stroke is associated with a similar risk of dysphagia. The aim of this study was to determine the occurrence of dysphagia in purely subcortical stroke and identify dysphagia characteristics. Methods-Between

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“…25,37 In fact, lesions of the internal capsule were the best predictors of aspiration risk in our study group. The internal capsule and the PVWM are known to comprise ascending sensory and descending motor pathways.…”
Section: Neuroanatomical Predictors Of Acute Risk Of Aspirationmentioning
confidence: 57%
“…25,37 In fact, lesions of the internal capsule were the best predictors of aspiration risk in our study group. The internal capsule and the PVWM are known to comprise ascending sensory and descending motor pathways.…”
Section: Neuroanatomical Predictors Of Acute Risk Of Aspirationmentioning
confidence: 57%
“…Decorrente desta alteração foi necessário a modificação da dieta para que o doente possa engolir de forma eficaz e segura (Gonzalez-Fernandez, Kleinman, Ky, Palmer & Hillis, 2008 Cola et al (2010) 50%. Verifica-se assim que a prevalência desta sequela é elevada no pós-AVC e que necessita de múltiplos cuidados de Enfermagem.…”
Section: Disfagia Associada Ao Tipo De Avcunclassified
“…Segundo Cola et al (2010), refere que as conexões subcorticais matéria branca são importantes na deglutição e se houver interrupção da conexão cortical-subcortical pode resultar em disfagia. Neste estudo, a disfagia ocorreu em 1/3 dos casos, após AVC agudo subcortical (Cola et al, 2010).…”
Section: Disfagia Associada Ao Tipo De Avcunclassified
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