Bedside screen for oral cavity structure, salivary flow, and vocal production over the 14 days following endotracheal extubation
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DOI: 10.1016/j.jcrc.2017.11.035
Abstract: Purpose: To describe the sequelae of oral endotracheal intubation by evaluating prevalence rates of structural injury, hyposalivation, and impaired vocal production over 14 days following extubation. Materials and methods: Consecutive adults (≥ 20 years, N… read more here.
Keywords: salivary flow; days following; vocal production; extubation ... See more keywords