Neuroanatomy of Swallowing: Contemporary Insights and Emerging Directions
<p>Swallowing, or deglutition, is a highly intricate sensorimotor act essential for maintaining nutrition, hydration, and airway protection. Far from being a simple reflex, swallowing depends on the coordinated interaction of peripheral sensory input, central neural processing, and finely timed moto...
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2026
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