Carinda Stout, MS CCC/SLPOct 12, 20211 minWhat is a Corkscrew Esophagus?Corkscrew esophagus is a condition that results from nerve damage and makes it difficult for the body to pass food and liquid to the...
Carinda Stout, MS CCC/SLPSep 27, 20212 minThe Mixed Consistency ConundrumThere are patients who safely consume thin liquids in isolation and solids in isolation but exhibit signs and symptoms of aspiration with...
Carinda Stout, MS CCC/SLPSep 22, 20211 minSeptember: World Alzheimer's MonthAlthough eating and drinking difficulties are fairly common in individuals with dementia, each person’s difficulties will be unique to...
Carinda Stout, MS CCC/SLPSep 20, 20211 minDysphagia after COVID-19:Some people who have had COVID-19 (coronavirus) may have difficulties eating and drinking. They may also become tired more easily or feel...
Carinda Stout, MS CCC/SLPSep 17, 20211 minMobile MBSS vs the HospitalA mobile MBSS (Modified Barium Swallow Study) provides a cost-efficient and convenient option to transporting a patient to an outpatient...
Carinda Stout, MS CCC/SLPAug 30, 20211 minSilent Aspiration: A Closer LookSilent aspiration is difficult to assess when screening a patient for dysphagia as well as during the clinical (bedside) swallow...