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Evidence Based Review of Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation for Swallowing

Park JB

Neuromuscular electrical stimulation (NMES) is a relatively new therapeutic approach for dysphagia, involving the application of electrical current across the skin to excite the nerve or muscle tissue. Recently, investigators...
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Clinical Application of FES for Swallowing: Intensity Levels and the Placement of Electrode

Song YJ

When treating dysphagia, “Functional electrical stimulation” is used for the purpose of improving muscle function, which is useful for swallowing. During swallowing, contraction of suprahyoid muscle is one of the...
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Diet Modification for Dysphagia in Oral Phase Associated with Aging

Yoon HY

Dysphagia is a dysfunction that occurs during the swallowing process, which involves the oral, pharyngeal, and esophageal stages of the swallowing route. Dysphagia is a prevalent symptom in elderly patients...
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Combination Technique with Ultrasonography and Electromyography for Botulinum Injection in the Cricopharyngeal Muscle: A Case Report

Lee SE, Kim BH, Sim HJ, Heo JH, Son SI, Kim MS, Hwang SH, Kim HJ

Cricopharygeal dysfunction (CPD) may lead to a range of symptoms including dysphagia and aspiration. Treatments for CPD have included mechanical dilation, myotomy and botulinum injection. Recently, the use of botulinum...
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Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation for Swallowing

Park D, Ryu JS

Neuromuscular electrical stimulation (NMES) has been increasingly used on dysphagic patients with the aim of improving their swallowing ability. However, there were insufficient clinical and basic knowledge of NMES in...
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Influence of the Swallowing Posture and Liquid Thickness on the Ease of Pill Swallowing in Healthy Adults

Lee WK, Seo HG, Cha SW, Yeom J, Lee WH, Oh BM, Han TR

OBJECTIVE: To investigate the influence of the swallowing posture and liquid thickness on the easiness of pill swallowing in healthy adults. METHOD: The subjects were 12 healthy young group (19-40 years)...
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Effect of Age on Cortical Activation during Swallowing: An fMRI Study

Moon HI, Jung Y, Choi S, Tae W, Pyun SB

OBJECTIVE: Understanding the neural functional organization of swallowing in the elderly is essential when diagnosing and treating older adults with swallowing difficulties. While brain-imaging studies in young adults have implicated...
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