This paper is a game-changer to stop routine use of thickened fluids when cough is absent. Instrumental assessment is key!
Cough response to aspiration in thin and thick fluids during FEES in hospitalized inpatients.
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The discussions emphasize the significance of the article by describing it as a 'game-changer' and referencing its findings that thick fluids lead to more silent aspiration, which influences clinical decisions. The tone and choice of words, like 'instrumental assessment is key,' show strong engagement with the topic's practical implications and a shared interest in improving patient care based on this research.
Most discussions agree that the study highlights the importance of re-evaluating the routine use of thickened fluids, with some explicitly calling it a 'game-changer'.
Discussions indicate high interest, with mentions of clinical practice modifications and questions about applying findings.
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The discussions underscore the potential to significantly influence clinical guidelines and decision-making in dysphagia management.
Abstract in brief
- A significant relationship was observed between cough response and fluid characteristics, with thicker fluids and larger volumes associated with decreased cough response and increased silent aspiration, especially at 5 ml volumes.
- Results showed variability among patients, with some coughing when aspirating thin fluids but not thick fluids, indicating that cough response to aspiration is inconsistent and influenced by both the viscosity and volume of the fluid.]
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Most liked on X and Bluesky58/#365papers This study found a higher prevalence of silent aspiration for thick fluids than thin fluids, & that some pts aspirate on thick fluids but not thin fluids. Adds to the evidence for thickened fluids not being recommended without objective ax! https://t.co/D7BSjU3Lzn
Has anyone modified their use of thickened fluids at bedside without instrumental ax or increased access to #FEES or #VFS as a a result of this research by Dr Anna Miles @AucklandUni please share @WSH_SALT @RCSLT https://t.co/R6suTxdxHd.
@laura_mellor6 The cough response to thickener? The most recent one I’ve reviewed is Miles et al 2018: https://t.co/0wv5UQGu9m
@GSalgadoMa Cough response to aspiration in thin and thick fluids during FEES in hospitalized inpatients https://t.co/nBhpeuZjw2
Cough response to aspiration varies across bolus volume and consistencies https://t.co/mHMoC8I7G4
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RT @sarahbanfield: Has anyone modified their use of thickened fluids at bedside without instrumental ax or increased access to #FEES or #VF…
RT @sarahbanfield: Has anyone modified their use of thickened fluids at bedside without instrumental ax or increased access to #FEES or #VF…
RT @sarahbanfield: Has anyone modified their use of thickened fluids at bedside without instrumental ax or increased access to #FEES or #VF…
RT @sarahbanfield: Has anyone modified their use of thickened fluids at bedside without instrumental ax or increased access to #FEES or #VF…
RT @sarahbanfield: Has anyone modified their use of thickened fluids at bedside without instrumental ax or increased access to #FEES or #VF…
RT @sarahbanfield: Has anyone modified their use of thickened fluids at bedside without instrumental ax or increased access to #FEES or #VF…
Has anyone modified their use of thickened fluids at bedside without instrumental ax or increased access to #FEES or #VFS as a a result of this research by Dr Anna Miles @AucklandUni please share @WSH_SALT @RCSLT https://t.co/R6suTxdxHd.
Calling all ISHA (Idaho Speech-Language-Hearing Association) members: Join us on March 23rd, 2022 (7-8 PM) to discuss - “Cough response to aspiration in thin and thick fluids during FEES in hospitalized inpatients.” #idahoslp #idahosha #idahospeechtherapist #medicalslps https://t.co/EYLJopQysP
Great paper from Miles, Scott, & Hunting (2018) which found greater rates of silent aspiration with thick vs thin liquids, 4% of patients who aspirated thick liquids w/o thin aspiration, and ... (1/2) https://t.co/wApkiffSUX
@oliviatheSLT And this just as an interesting piece: https://t.co/0wv5UQGu9m
RT @drjackiem: This paper is a game-changer to stop routine use of thickened fluids when cough is absent. Instrumental assessment is key!
RT @drjackiem: This paper is a game-changer to stop routine use of thickened fluids when cough is absent. Instrumental assessment is key!
RT @drjackiem: This paper is a game-changer to stop routine use of thickened fluids when cough is absent. Instrumental assessment is key!
RT @drjackiem: This paper is a game-changer to stop routine use of thickened fluids when cough is absent. Instrumental assessment is key!
RT @drjackiem: This paper is a game-changer to stop routine use of thickened fluids when cough is absent. Instrumental assessment is key!
RT @drjackiem: This paper is a game-changer to stop routine use of thickened fluids when cough is absent. Instrumental assessment is key!
RT @drjackiem: This paper is a game-changer to stop routine use of thickened fluids when cough is absent. Instrumental assessment is key!
RT @drjackiem: This paper is a game-changer to stop routine use of thickened fluids when cough is absent. Instrumental assessment is key!
RT @drjackiem: This paper is a game-changer to stop routine use of thickened fluids when cough is absent. Instrumental assessment is key!
RT @drjackiem: This paper is a game-changer to stop routine use of thickened fluids when cough is absent. Instrumental assessment is key!
RT @drjackiem: This paper is a game-changer to stop routine use of thickened fluids when cough is absent. Instrumental assessment is key!
RT @drjackiem: This paper is a game-changer to stop routine use of thickened fluids when cough is absent. Instrumental assessment is key!
RT @drjackiem: This paper is a game-changer to stop routine use of thickened fluids when cough is absent. Instrumental assessment is key!
RT @drjackiem: This paper is a game-changer to stop routine use of thickened fluids when cough is absent. Instrumental assessment is key!
RT @drjackiem: This paper is a game-changer to stop routine use of thickened fluids when cough is absent. Instrumental assessment is key!
RT @drjackiem: This paper is a game-changer to stop routine use of thickened fluids when cough is absent. Instrumental assessment is key!
RT @drjackiem: This paper is a game-changer to stop routine use of thickened fluids when cough is absent. Instrumental assessment is key!
RT @drjackiem: This paper is a game-changer to stop routine use of thickened fluids when cough is absent. Instrumental assessment is key!
RT @drjackiem: This paper is a game-changer to stop routine use of thickened fluids when cough is absent. Instrumental assessment is key!
RT @elly_sampson: 58/#365papers This study found a higher prevalence of silent aspiration for thick fluids than thin fluids, & that some pt…
RT @drjackiem: This paper is a game-changer to stop routine use of thickened fluids when cough is absent. Instrumental assessment is key!
RT @drjackiem: This paper is a game-changer to stop routine use of thickened fluids when cough is absent. Instrumental assessment is key!
RT @drjackiem: This paper is a game-changer to stop routine use of thickened fluids when cough is absent. Instrumental assessment is key!
RT @drjackiem: This paper is a game-changer to stop routine use of thickened fluids when cough is absent. Instrumental assessment is key!
RT @drjackiem: This paper is a game-changer to stop routine use of thickened fluids when cough is absent. Instrumental assessment is key!
RT @elly_sampson: 58/#365papers This study found a higher prevalence of silent aspiration for thick fluids than thin fluids, & that some pt…
58/#365papers This study found a higher prevalence of silent aspiration for thick fluids than thin fluids, & that some pts aspirate on thick fluids but not thin fluids. Adds to the evidence for thickened fluids not being recommended without objective ax! https://t.co/D7BSjU3Lzn
RT @drjackiem: This paper is a game-changer to stop routine use of thickened fluids when cough is absent. Instrumental assessment is key!
RT @drjackiem: This paper is a game-changer to stop routine use of thickened fluids when cough is absent. Instrumental assessment is key!
RT @drjackiem: This paper is a game-changer to stop routine use of thickened fluids when cough is absent. Instrumental assessment is key!
RT @drjackiem: This paper is a game-changer to stop routine use of thickened fluids when cough is absent. Instrumental assessment is key!
RT @drjackiem: This paper is a game-changer to stop routine use of thickened fluids when cough is absent. Instrumental assessment is key!
RT @drjackiem: This paper is a game-changer to stop routine use of thickened fluids when cough is absent. Instrumental assessment is key!
RT @drjackiem: This paper is a game-changer to stop routine use of thickened fluids when cough is absent. Instrumental assessment is key!
Cough response to aspiration varies across bolus volume and consistencies https://t.co/mHMoC8I7G4
RT @drjackiem: This paper is a game-changer to stop routine use of thickened fluids when cough is absent. Instrumental assessment is key!
RT @drjackiem: This paper is a game-changer to stop routine use of thickened fluids when cough is absent. Instrumental assessment is key!
RT @drjackiem: This paper is a game-changer to stop routine use of thickened fluids when cough is absent. Instrumental assessment is key!
RT @drjackiem: This paper is a game-changer to stop routine use of thickened fluids when cough is absent. Instrumental assessment is key!
RT @drjackiem: This paper is a game-changer to stop routine use of thickened fluids when cough is absent. Instrumental assessment is key!
RT @drjackiem: This paper is a game-changer to stop routine use of thickened fluids when cough is absent. Instrumental assessment is key!
RT @drjackiem: This paper is a game-changer to stop routine use of thickened fluids when cough is absent. Instrumental assessment is key!
@GSalgadoMa Cough response to aspiration in thin and thick fluids during FEES in hospitalized inpatients https://t.co/nBhpeuZjw2
RT @drjackiem: This paper is a game-changer to stop routine use of thickened fluids when cough is absent. Instrumental assessment is key!
RT @drjackiem: This paper is a game-changer to stop routine use of thickened fluids when cough is absent. Instrumental assessment is key!
RT @drjackiem: This paper is a game-changer to stop routine use of thickened fluids when cough is absent. Instrumental assessment is key!
RT @drjackiem: This paper is a game-changer to stop routine use of thickened fluids when cough is absent. Instrumental assessment is key!
RT @drjackiem: This paper is a game-changer to stop routine use of thickened fluids when cough is absent. Instrumental assessment is key!
RT @drjackiem: This paper is a game-changer to stop routine use of thickened fluids when cough is absent. Instrumental assessment is key!
RT @drjackiem: This paper is a game-changer to stop routine use of thickened fluids when cough is absent. Instrumental assessment is key!
RT @drjackiem: This paper is a game-changer to stop routine use of thickened fluids when cough is absent. Instrumental assessment is key!
RT @drjackiem: This paper is a game-changer to stop routine use of thickened fluids when cough is absent. Instrumental assessment is key!
RT @drjackiem: This paper is a game-changer to stop routine use of thickened fluids when cough is absent. Instrumental assessment is key!
RT @drjackiem: This paper is a game-changer to stop routine use of thickened fluids when cough is absent. Instrumental assessment is key!
RT @drjackiem: This paper is a game-changer to stop routine use of thickened fluids when cough is absent. Instrumental assessment is key!
RT @drjackiem: This paper is a game-changer to stop routine use of thickened fluids when cough is absent. Instrumental assessment is key!
RT @drjackiem: This paper is a game-changer to stop routine use of thickened fluids when cough is absent. Instrumental assessment is key!
RT @drjackiem: This paper is a game-changer to stop routine use of thickened fluids when cough is absent. Instrumental assessment is key!
RT @drjackiem: This paper is a game-changer to stop routine use of thickened fluids when cough is absent. Instrumental assessment is key!
RT @drjackiem: This paper is a game-changer to stop routine use of thickened fluids when cough is absent. Instrumental assessment is key!
RT @drjackiem: This paper is a game-changer to stop routine use of thickened fluids when cough is absent. Instrumental assessment is key!
This paper is a game-changer to stop routine use of thickened fluids when cough is absent. Instrumental assessment is key!
@laura_mellor6 The cough response to thickener? The most recent one I’ve reviewed is Miles et al 2018: https://t.co/0wv5UQGu9m
#slp #dysphagia thoughts: This study found a higher prevalence of silent #aspiration with thick liquids than thin. Miles A, et al. Int J Lang Commun Disord. 2018 Sep;53(5):909-918. doi: 10.1111/1460-6984.12401
Cough response to aspiration in thin and thick fluids during FEES in hospitalized inpatients. https://t.co/FLpoTy7DIb
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