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Adductor canal block with or without added magnesium sulfate following total knee arthroplasty: a multi-arm randomized controlled trial by Zoratto, Dana, Phelan, Rachel, Hopman, Wilma M., Wood, Gavin C. A., Shyam, Vidur, DuMerton, Deborah, Shelley, Jessica, McQuaide, Sheila, Kanee, Lauren, Ho, Anthony M.-H., McMullen, Michael, Armstrong, Mitch, Mizubuti, Glenio B.

“…Purpose Postoperative analgesia following total knee arthroplasty (TKA) often includes intrathecal opioids, periarticular injection (PAI) of local anesthetic,…”
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Voice-quality Abnormalities as a Sign of Dysphagia: Validation against Acoustic and Videofluoroscopic Data by Waito, Ashley, Bailey, Gemma L., Molfenter, Sonja M., Zoratto, Dana C., Steele, Catriona M.

“…In this study we explored the validity of clinician judgments of voice abnormalities as indicators of penetration-aspiration or other swallowing abnormalities…”
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Exploration of the utility of a brief swallow screening protocol with comparison to concurrent videofluoroscopy by Steele, Catriona M, Molfenter, Sonja M, Bailey, Gemma L, Polacco, Rebecca Cliffe, Waito, Ashley A, Zoratto, Dana C B H, Chau, Tom

“…This study involved a direct blinded comparison between the results of a brief, standardized swallowing screening protocol and videofluoroscopy of exactly the…”
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Exploration of the utility of a brief swallow screening protocol with comparison to concurrent videofluoroscopy by Steele, Catriona M, Molfenter, Sonja M, Bailey, Gemma L, Polacco, Rebecca Cliffe, Waito, Ashley A, Zoratto, Dana C. B.H, Chau, Tom

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The relationship between hyoid and laryngeal displacement and swallowing impairment by Steele, C.M., Bailey, G.L., Chau, T., Molfenter, S.M., Oshalla, M., Waito, A.A., Zoratto, D.C.B.H.

“…Clin. Otolaryngol. 2011, 36, 30–36 Objectives:  Reduced range of hyoid and laryngeal movement is thought to contribute to aspiration risk and pharyngeal…”
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Hyolaryngeal excursion as the physiological source of accelerometry signals during swallowing by Zoratto, Dana Christine Bech-Hansen

“…Swallowing dysfunction, or dysphagia, can result from any structural or neurological impairment that affects the swallowing mechanism. Accelerometry is a…”
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