Upper GIT Dysphagia

from Students of Surgery · host Prof. Martin Brand

Dysphagia describes the difficulty in swallowing liquids and/or solids from the mouth to the stomach. It is usually called a symptom of an underlying pathology. Dysphagia may be progressive in nature, meaning the difficulty in swallowing is initially only for solids and progressively becomes worse ending with an inability to swallow liquids and saliva. Stanleur Capital: Medical practice and personal financial solutions · An approach to dysphagia.pdf — PDF (55.0 KB)

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