BACKGROUND:Swallowing disorder is a common clinical symptom that can lead to a series of complications,including aspiration,aspiration pneumonia,and malnutrition.This study aimed to investigate risk factors of post-ex...BACKGROUND:Swallowing disorder is a common clinical symptom that can lead to a series of complications,including aspiration,aspiration pneumonia,and malnutrition.This study aimed to investigate risk factors of post-extubation dysphagia(PED)in intensive care unit(ICU)patients with endotracheal intubation,and to develop a risk-predictive model for PED,which could serve as an assessment tool for the prevention and control of PED.METHODS:Patients retrospectively selected from June to December 2021 in a tertiary hospital served as the derivation cohort.Patients recruited from the same hospital from March to June 2022served as the external validation cohort for the predictive model.We used a combination of variable screening and least absolute shrinkage and selection operator(LASSO)regression to select the most useful candidate predictors and checked the multicollinearity of independent variables using the variance inflation factor method.Multivariate logistic regression analysis was performed to calculate the odds ratio(OR;95%confidence interval[95%CI])and P-value for each variable to predict diagnosis.The screened risk factors were introduced into R software to build a nomogram model.The performance of the model,including discrimination ability,calibration,and clinical benefit,was evaluated by plotting the receiver operating characteristic(ROC),calibration,and decision curves.RESULTS:A total of 305 patients were included in this study.Among them,235 patients(53PED vs.182 non-PED)were enrolled in the derivation cohort,while 70 patients(17 PED vs.53 nonPED)were enrolled in the validation cohort.The independent predictors included age,pause of sedatives,level of consciousness,activities of daily living(ADL)score,nasogastric tube,sore throat,and voice disorder.These predictors were used to establish the predictive nomogram model.The model demonstrated good discriminative ability,and the area under the ROC curve(AUC)was 0.945(95%CI 0.904-0.970).Applying the predictive model to the validation cohort demonstrated good discrimination with an AUC of 0.907(95%CI 0.831-0.983)and good calibration.The decision-curve analysis of this nomogram showed a net benefit of the model.CONCLUSION:A predictive model that incorporates age,pause of sedatives,level of consciousness,ADL score,nasogastric tube,sore throat,and voice disorder may have the potential to predict PED in ICU patients.展开更多
Objective:To observe the application effect of early rehabilitation nursing in elderly cerebral infarction patients with dysphagia.Methods:120 cases of elderly cerebral infarction patients with dysphagia were divided ...Objective:To observe the application effect of early rehabilitation nursing in elderly cerebral infarction patients with dysphagia.Methods:120 cases of elderly cerebral infarction patients with dysphagia were divided into 60 cases in the control group and 60 cases in the observation group by the double-blind method,and conventional nursing and early rehabilitation nursing were implemented respectively.Swallowing function,quality of life,adverse events,and nursing satisfaction were compared before and after nursing care.Results:After nursing,the swallowing function score of the observation group(1.01±0.18 points)was lower than that of the control group,and the quality of life score(160.63±9.95 points)was higher than that of the control group(P<0.05);the incidence rates of aspiration and aspiration pneumonia in the observation group(5.00%and 3.33%)were lower than that of the control group(P<0.05);the total nursing satisfaction of the observation group(98.33%)was higher than that of the control group(P<0.05).Conclusion:Early rehabilitation nursing can reduce the degree of dysphagia in elderly patients with cerebral infarction,reduce the incidents of aspiration and aspiration pneumonia,and improve the quality of life,with high nursing satisfaction.展开更多
Dysphagia has been classified as a“geriatric syndrome”and can lead to serious complications that result in a tremendous burden on population health and healthcare resources worldwide.A characteristic age-related cha...Dysphagia has been classified as a“geriatric syndrome”and can lead to serious complications that result in a tremendous burden on population health and healthcare resources worldwide.A characteristic age-related change in swa-llowing is defined as“presbyphagia.”Medical imaging has shown some changes that seriously affect the safety and efficacy of swallowing.However,there is a general lack of awareness of the effects of aging on swallowing function and a belief that these changes are part of normal aging.Our review provides an overview of presbyphagia,which has been a neglected health problem for a long time.Attention and awareness of dysphagia in the elderly population should be strengthened,and targeted intervention measures should be actively imple-mented.展开更多
This article summarizes the current rehabilitation treatment methods for dysphagia after stroke,including feeding-swallowing function treatment,acupuncture treatment,neuromuscular electrical stimulation,balloon cathet...This article summarizes the current rehabilitation treatment methods for dysphagia after stroke,including feeding-swallowing function treatment,acupuncture treatment,neuromuscular electrical stimulation,balloon catheter dilatation,etc.,all of which have many clinical applications,hoping to play a guiding role in future research.展开更多
Objective:To evaluate the improvement of dysphagia and the daily amounts of oral fluids served among people who had recently experienced a cerebrovascular stroke(CVS)after applying a nursing intervention protocol.Meth...Objective:To evaluate the improvement of dysphagia and the daily amounts of oral fluids served among people who had recently experienced a cerebrovascular stroke(CVS)after applying a nursing intervention protocol.Methods:A quasi-experimental design was used to examine 60 stroke patients who were randomly and alternatively divided equally into a study group and a control group.Gugging Swallowing Screen(GUSS)and fluid balance chart were used.Within the first 24 h of a patient’s admission,expert nurses were trained in nursing intervention protocol to manage dysphagia and daily oral fluids.Results:Post-nursing intervention,the severity of dysphagia decreased among the study group more than in the control group.Additionally,the study group began taking greater amounts of fluids by the oral route than before the nursing intervention.Conclusions:A standardized nursing intervention protocol is needed to decrease the severity of dysphagia after CVS and increase the amount of daily oral fluids.The presence of a structured theory-based nursing intervention protocol for dysphagia management will greatly contribute to decreasing the consequences of dysphagia after CVS,and can also be expected to attenuate the effects of aspiration pneumonia,dehydration,and malnutrition;further,it also increases adherence to the protocol by both nurses and patients.展开更多
文摘BACKGROUND:Swallowing disorder is a common clinical symptom that can lead to a series of complications,including aspiration,aspiration pneumonia,and malnutrition.This study aimed to investigate risk factors of post-extubation dysphagia(PED)in intensive care unit(ICU)patients with endotracheal intubation,and to develop a risk-predictive model for PED,which could serve as an assessment tool for the prevention and control of PED.METHODS:Patients retrospectively selected from June to December 2021 in a tertiary hospital served as the derivation cohort.Patients recruited from the same hospital from March to June 2022served as the external validation cohort for the predictive model.We used a combination of variable screening and least absolute shrinkage and selection operator(LASSO)regression to select the most useful candidate predictors and checked the multicollinearity of independent variables using the variance inflation factor method.Multivariate logistic regression analysis was performed to calculate the odds ratio(OR;95%confidence interval[95%CI])and P-value for each variable to predict diagnosis.The screened risk factors were introduced into R software to build a nomogram model.The performance of the model,including discrimination ability,calibration,and clinical benefit,was evaluated by plotting the receiver operating characteristic(ROC),calibration,and decision curves.RESULTS:A total of 305 patients were included in this study.Among them,235 patients(53PED vs.182 non-PED)were enrolled in the derivation cohort,while 70 patients(17 PED vs.53 nonPED)were enrolled in the validation cohort.The independent predictors included age,pause of sedatives,level of consciousness,activities of daily living(ADL)score,nasogastric tube,sore throat,and voice disorder.These predictors were used to establish the predictive nomogram model.The model demonstrated good discriminative ability,and the area under the ROC curve(AUC)was 0.945(95%CI 0.904-0.970).Applying the predictive model to the validation cohort demonstrated good discrimination with an AUC of 0.907(95%CI 0.831-0.983)and good calibration.The decision-curve analysis of this nomogram showed a net benefit of the model.CONCLUSION:A predictive model that incorporates age,pause of sedatives,level of consciousness,ADL score,nasogastric tube,sore throat,and voice disorder may have the potential to predict PED in ICU patients.
文摘Objective:To observe the application effect of early rehabilitation nursing in elderly cerebral infarction patients with dysphagia.Methods:120 cases of elderly cerebral infarction patients with dysphagia were divided into 60 cases in the control group and 60 cases in the observation group by the double-blind method,and conventional nursing and early rehabilitation nursing were implemented respectively.Swallowing function,quality of life,adverse events,and nursing satisfaction were compared before and after nursing care.Results:After nursing,the swallowing function score of the observation group(1.01±0.18 points)was lower than that of the control group,and the quality of life score(160.63±9.95 points)was higher than that of the control group(P<0.05);the incidence rates of aspiration and aspiration pneumonia in the observation group(5.00%and 3.33%)were lower than that of the control group(P<0.05);the total nursing satisfaction of the observation group(98.33%)was higher than that of the control group(P<0.05).Conclusion:Early rehabilitation nursing can reduce the degree of dysphagia in elderly patients with cerebral infarction,reduce the incidents of aspiration and aspiration pneumonia,and improve the quality of life,with high nursing satisfaction.
基金Supported by 2021 China Disabled Persons'Federation to Fund Projects,No.2021CDPFAT-45.
文摘Dysphagia has been classified as a“geriatric syndrome”and can lead to serious complications that result in a tremendous burden on population health and healthcare resources worldwide.A characteristic age-related change in swa-llowing is defined as“presbyphagia.”Medical imaging has shown some changes that seriously affect the safety and efficacy of swallowing.However,there is a general lack of awareness of the effects of aging on swallowing function and a belief that these changes are part of normal aging.Our review provides an overview of presbyphagia,which has been a neglected health problem for a long time.Attention and awareness of dysphagia in the elderly population should be strengthened,and targeted intervention measures should be actively imple-mented.
基金Supported by Hospital-level Project of Shiyan Taihe Hospital(2019JJXM117)。
文摘This article summarizes the current rehabilitation treatment methods for dysphagia after stroke,including feeding-swallowing function treatment,acupuncture treatment,neuromuscular electrical stimulation,balloon catheter dilatation,etc.,all of which have many clinical applications,hoping to play a guiding role in future research.
文摘Objective:To evaluate the improvement of dysphagia and the daily amounts of oral fluids served among people who had recently experienced a cerebrovascular stroke(CVS)after applying a nursing intervention protocol.Methods:A quasi-experimental design was used to examine 60 stroke patients who were randomly and alternatively divided equally into a study group and a control group.Gugging Swallowing Screen(GUSS)and fluid balance chart were used.Within the first 24 h of a patient’s admission,expert nurses were trained in nursing intervention protocol to manage dysphagia and daily oral fluids.Results:Post-nursing intervention,the severity of dysphagia decreased among the study group more than in the control group.Additionally,the study group began taking greater amounts of fluids by the oral route than before the nursing intervention.Conclusions:A standardized nursing intervention protocol is needed to decrease the severity of dysphagia after CVS and increase the amount of daily oral fluids.The presence of a structured theory-based nursing intervention protocol for dysphagia management will greatly contribute to decreasing the consequences of dysphagia after CVS,and can also be expected to attenuate the effects of aspiration pneumonia,dehydration,and malnutrition;further,it also increases adherence to the protocol by both nurses and patients.