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The clinical swallow examination (CSE) is widely used by clinicians evaluating patients with dysphagia, yet this method remains controversial among many. The composition and purpose of the CSE are highly variable by region, facility, age group and individual clinician. This article will review literature on the topic and present clinical practice suggestions to further its usefulness and ongoing investigation.
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