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Structural Changes in Pharyngeal and Tongue Muscles as a Potential Contributor to Dysphagia in Alzheimer Disease Rat Model

Ramy Abdelnaby
A Häger
Eman Mohammed Elsaeed
Dalia Zaafar
Yasmine H. Ahmed
Mohamed Y. Mahmoud
Heba M. A. Khalil

2024Open accessPort Said University

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Dysphagia in AD can result not only centrally but also due to local involvement of the tongue and pharynx. Further translational studies linking dysphagia to AD pathology will be needed.

Research topics

Dysphagia Assessment and Management
Child Nutrition and Feeding Issues

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DOI: 10.32598/bcn.2023.5719.1

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