The original version of this article unfortunately contained a mistake. The spelling of the Sheila Taminini de Almeida name was incorrect.
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Abstract Age-related swallowing changes are well-researched in deglutology, usually distinguishing those over 60 years as older aged. World-wide, older adults are healthier and forecast to live longer: many over 85 years. It is necessary for clinicians to understand healthy swallowing changes in this ‘oldest old’ in order to appropriately manage swallowing complaints in older patients. This systematic review collated and critically appraised studies investigating swallowing changes...
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Abstract A 39-year-old woman experienced dyspnea and progressive dysphagia for 1 year. Dysphagia appeared for solid foods at the beginning but advanced for liquids. She described 17 kg weight loss in the past 6 months and her current weight was 38 kg [body mass index (BMI) 16 kg/m2]. Dyspnea presented with effort and lying was included after 1 month. There was no disease or surgery except chronic hepatitis C in her medical history. Physical examination revealed hyponasal speech...
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