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MedISID: Medication Intake of Solid Dosage Forms: A Risk Factor for Patients with Stroke-Induced Dysphagia?
01.07.23 → 31.05.25
Project: Forschungsimpulse › Research Time Out (RTO)
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Veränderungen des autonomen Nervensystems und cerebraler Autoregulation in Patienten mit Carotis Stenting und Carotis Endarteriektomie – eine prospektive Studie am Universitätsklinikum Tulln
01.01.22 → 31.08.24
Project: Forschungsimpulse › Seed Funding
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Die Auswirkungen einer Thrombektomie auf das autonome Nervensystem bei Patienten mit akutem zerebralem Gefäßverschluss – eine prospektive deskriptive Pilotstudie
01.07.21 → 30.06.24
Project: Forschungsimpulse › Seed Funding
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A bedside swallowing screen for the identification of post-extubation dysphagia on the intensive care unit - validation of the Gugging Swallowing Screen (GUSS)-ICU
Troll, C., Trapl-Grundschober, M., Teuschl, Y., Cerrito, A., Compte, M. G. & Siegemund, M., Dec 2023, In: BMC Anesthesiology. 23, 1, p. 122 1 p., 122.Research output: Journal article (peer-reviewed) › Journal article
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Clinical presentation and management strategies of cardiovascular autonomic dysfunction following a COVID-19 infection - a systematic review
Reis Carneiro, D., Rocha, I., Habek, M., Helbok, R., Sellner, J., Struhal, W., Wenning, G. & Fanciulli, A., May 2023, In: European Journal of Neurology. 30, 5, p. 1528-1539 12 p.Research output: Journal article (peer-reviewed) › Review article
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Die Übersicht zur aktuellen Evidenz der Therapien bei ME/CFS orientiert sich an den Bewertungsgrundlagen der Wissenschaft
Translated title of the contribution :The overview on current evidence for the treatment of ME/CFS is based on the principles of scientific assessment Research output: Journal article (peer-reviewed) › Letter/short communication
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