What is Normal Swallowing
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Virtual Event
About this course:
Normal swallow physiology is quite variable. Understanding the range of normal is an essential prerequisite to assessing wallow function. This intermediate level course for SLPs provides a review of normal kinematics and temporal events in the swallow.
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