Disfagia en pacientes intervenidos de carcinomas orales

José María Barroso Rodilla; Laura Rúa Gonzálvez

doi:10.14201/orl.19311

Disfagia en pacientes intervenidos de carcinomas orales

José María Barroso Rodilla

Hospital Universitario Central de Asturias info[at]foniatriabarroso.es
Laura Rúa Gonzálvez

Hospital Universitario Central de Asturias

https://doi.org/10.14201/orl.19311

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Barroso Rodilla, J. M., & Rúa Gonzálvez, L. (2018). Disfagia en pacientes intervenidos de carcinomas orales. Revista ORL, 9(7), 2.3. https://doi.org/10.14201/orl.19311

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Submitted:

10/20/2018

Acceptance:

10/22/2018

Published:

10/22/2018

Issue

XXIV Congreso Nacional de la SOMEF 2018

Section

Comunicación oral en congreso (resumen)

Keywords

surgery
dysphagia
swallowing
microvascular reconstruction

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