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Fig 1.

Dysphagia by injury pattern and crude percent developing dysphagia.

TBI = Traumatic Brain Injury, CSI = Cervical Spine Injury, MV = Mechanical Ventilation.

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Table 1.

Geriatric trauma patient demographics.

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Table 2.

Overall mortality odds for geriatric trauma patients with dysphagia.

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Table 3.

Mortality odds for geriatric trauma patients with dementia who developed dysphagia.

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Table 4.

Dysphagia odds among patients with major risk factors.

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Table 5.

Mortality odds among patients that developed dysphagia with major risk factors.

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Table 6.

Odds ratios of Mechanical Ventilation (MV) for specific complications of patients that developed dysphagia.

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Table 7.

Frequency of tracheostomy and transgastric feeding tube placement.

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Table 8.

Outcomes in patients with dysphagia who received transgastric feeding tubes (GFTs).

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Table 9.

Outcomes of geriatric trauma patients who had tracheostomy placed.

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Table 10.

Associations of Speech Language Therapist (SLP) utilization on outcomes of geriatric trauma patients who developed dysphagia after traumatic injury.

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Table 11.

Mortality, development of dysphagia, and complications of geriatric trauma patients who were mechanically ventilated.

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