Dysphagia 1st Edition

Dysphagia, 1st Edition by Michael B. Ujiki and H. Mason Hedberg is an essential, clinically focused guide for clinicians confronting swallowing disorders. Clear, authoritative, and practical, this edition equips otolaryngologists, speech‑language pathologists, gastroenterologists, rehab therapists, and trainees with the knowledge needed to assess and manage dysphagia across adult and pediatric populations.

The book opens with concise, up‑to‑date overviews of pathophysiology and diagnostic strategies, then moves into applied management—covering bedside evaluation, instrumental assessment, perioperative considerations, and interdisciplinary treatment planning. Evidence‑based recommendations are paired with real‑world clinical insight to improve diagnostic accuracy and patient outcomes. Readers will appreciate the emphasis on contemporary techniques, decision‑making frameworks, and patient‑centered care that translate directly to hospital, outpatient, and long‑term care settings.

Whether you practice in the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, or Europe, this text serves as a go‑to reference for daily clinical challenges. It’s particularly valuable for busy clinicians seeking concise summaries of current standards, fellows refining specialty skills, and multidisciplinary teams aiming to standardize swallowing care.

Accessible yet authoritative, Dysphagia, 1st Edition balances scientific rigor with clinical applicability—helping you make informed treatment choices, reduce complications, and enhance quality of life for patients with swallowing disorders. Add this indispensable resource to your professional library and stay at the forefront of dysphagia diagnosis and management. Order now to support better outcomes in your practice and community.

Note: eBooks do not include supplementary materials such as CDs, access codes, etc.