聚焦:喉咽反流的性质、评估和管理

C. Kenny
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喉咽反流(LPR)是一种影响高达 10%普通人群的疾病。它会导致呼吸、听力、发声和吞咽问题。临床医生在实践中了解这一现象,就能更好地解决这些问题。这本《喉咽反流的性质、评估和管理聚焦》让临床医生了解喉咽反流的发生方式和原因,以及该如何应对。本手册还提供了实用的建议,以帮助临床医生立即落实相关知识,改善患者护理。
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Spotlight on: Nature, assessment, and management of laryngopharyngeal reflux
Laryngopharyngeal reflux (LPR) is a condition that affects up to 10% of the general population. It contributes to breathing, hearing, voicing, and swallowing problems. By incorporating knowledge of this phenomenon into their practice, clinicians may better address these concerns. This Spotlight on Nature, Assessment, and Management of Laryngopharyngeal Reflux equips clinicians with a current understanding of how and why LPR occurs, and what to do about it. Practical recommendations are provided to support immediate implementation of knowledge, and to improve patient care.
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