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Effects of early dysphagia evaluation and dysphagia rehabilitation on patients with aspiration pneumonia Natsumi Osanai 1 , Yoshiaki Morinaga 1 , Kanako Shiroto 1 , Yumi Otaka 1 , Nobuko Izumiya 1 , Utako Takahashi 1 1Department of Rehabilitation, Tsugaru Hoken Medical CO-OP Kensei Hospital Keyword: 誤嚥性肺炎 , 早期嚥下評価・嚥下訓練 , 経口摂取確立退院 , aspiration pneumonia , early dysphagia evaluation and dysphagia rehabilitation , total oral intake at discharge pp.171-176
Published Date 2020/9/15
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.6001200288
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 In the treatment of patients with aspiration pneumonia, the effects of early dysphagia evaluation and dysphagia rehabilitation have not been established. In our hospital, speech-language-hearing therapists (SLHTs) started dysphagia rehabilitation for patients with aspiration pneumonia immediately after their admission to minimize the delay of oral intake. From April 2016, SLHTs started dysphagia rehabilitation even on weekends and holidays and accelerated early rehabilitation. We investigated the relationship between the number of days it took to start dysphagia rehabilitation and successful achievement of total oral intake (Food Intake LEVEL Scale 7 and higher) at discharge in 260 patients with aspiration pneumonia. Results indicated that significantly fewer patients achieved total oral intake at discharge when the start of dysphagia rehabilitation was delayed (adjusted odds ratio: 0.776, 95% confidence interval 0.635-0.949, p=0.013). For patients with aspiration pneumonia, it is desirable to start dysphagia evaluation and dysphagia rehabilitation as early as possible after hospitalization.


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