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Dysphagia in stroke patients

María Consuelo Calomarde Rees

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Practice profiles are reflective pieces written by nurses in practice and based on continuing professional development articles. This week Maria Rees discusses stroke and dysphagia. Article no. 489. Davies S (1999) Dysphagia in acute strokes.

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Practice profiles are reflective pieces written by nurses in practice and based on continuing professional development articles. This week Maria Rees discusses stroke and dysphagia. Article no. 489. Davies S (1999) Dysphagia in acute strokes.

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Practice profiles are reflective pieces written by nurses in practice and based on continuing professional development articles. This week Maria Rees discusses stroke and dysphagia. Article no. 489. Davies S (1999) Dysphagia in acute strokes.

Key concepts: Dysphagia, Stroke (engine), Medicine, Physical medicine and rehabilitation, Surgery, Engineering, Mechanical engineering

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