bachelorThesis
Revisión sistemática del valor pronóstico de endoscopia funcional de la deglución (FEES) y del estudio Videofluroscópico de la deglución (VFSS) para los desenlaces de la Disfagia Orofaringea Funcional
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Autor
Giraldo Cadavid, Luis Fernando
Institución
Resumen
Introducción: Solamente en aspiración; se ha encontrado asociación entre alteraciones en videofluoroscópica de deglución (VFSS) y fibro-endoscópica (FEES). Métodos: Se incluyeron estudios de cohorte, realizando evaluación de la calidad de estos. Elaboramos una revisión sistemática , ya que había gran heterogeneidad de los ensayos. Resultados: Aspiración en VFSS se asoció a aumento de riesgo de neumonía y muerte, en algunos estudios. En FEES hubo aumento en el riesgo de neumonía pero sin significancia estadística. No hay datos suficientes sobre el riesgo de complicaciones con los otros hallazgos. Conclusiones Aspiración por VFSS se asocia con riesgo de neumonía y muerte siendo menos clara en FEES Es necesario realizar más estudios, para definir mejor el papel de la FEES y VFSS en disfagia.