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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 12 Comprehensive treatment of stroke unit mode Performance Evaluation Stroke Dysphagia Of: pool Lifen, pool Wan Chang, Yi Xing Yang, Zhou, Lin Jing [Abstract] Objective: To evaluate the comprehensive treatment of stroke unit mode, the effects of dysphagia after stroke. Methods: The Department of Neurology in our hospital stroke unit and general ward hospital ward, depression Tian Experimental assessment of drinking water and above in grade stroke patients as research subjects, general ward patients in accordance with the lt;”China Cerebrovascular Disease Prevention Guidegt;gt; regular basis for treatment and care, stroke unit patients on the basis of combined treatment. Treatment of 3 to 4 weeks after swallowing two groups was compared barrier effect, the incidence of lung infection and prognosis. Results: The comprehensive treatment of stroke unit mode, dysphagia, cured 24 cases, 90 cases of effective and ineffective in 26 cases, total effective rate was 81.4%, significantly higher than the general ward group ( P lt;0.05. stroke unit group of 43 cases of pulmonary infection, infection rate was 30.7%, while the general ward group of 72 cases of pulmonary infection, the infection rate of 50.7% difference between the two groups was significant (P lt;0.05. Treatment of 3 Unit 4 Zhouhou Cu in NIHSS score was significantly lower in patients, BI was significantly higher compared with the general ward group were significantly different (P lt;0.05, the recent good prognosis. Conclusion: The comprehensive treatment of stroke unit mode effect is obvious dysphagia after stroke , pulmonary infection is low, the recent good prognosis. [Keywords:] stroke, dysphagia, stroke unit treatment Abstract: Objective: To assess the effect of combined theray on dysphagia of cerebral infarction patients in stroke unit. Methods: Cerebral infarction patients with dysphagia were divided into stroke unit group and general ward group. The patients in stroke