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Rasley Logemann et al 1993
Prevention of Barium Aspiration during Videofluorscopic Swallowing Studies: Value of change in posture -- Conclusions |
Postural techniques can eliminate aspiration of barium of at least small volumes in most pts.
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1005
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Aspiration during Videofluorscopic Swallowing Studies: Value of change in posture --
Postural changes are less beneficial in preventing aspiration in pts w/ |
substantial language or
cognitive defects or restricted head movt |
1005
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Kahrilas Logemann et al 1991
Volitional augmentation of UES opening during swallow -- Conclude that swallow-related hyoid motion, laryngeal motion, and UES opening are subject to _ augmentation. |
volitional
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Bisch Logemann et al 1994
Pharyngeal Effects of Bolus Vol, Viscosity, and Temp in Pts w/Dysphagia Resulting from Neurologic impairment and in normal subjects -- _ in bolus vol and viscosity decreased pharyngeal delay times in both neurologically impaired pt groups. |
increases
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Bisch Logemann et al 1994
Pharyngeal Effects of Bolus Vol, Viscosity, and Temp in Pts w/Dysphagia Resulting from Neurologic impairment and in normal subjects -- Stroke pts exhibited significantly longer _, but shorter pharyngeal response times, laryngeal closure, cricopharyngeal opening and laryngeal elevation than normal subjects. |
pharyngeal delay time
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1041
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Bisch Logemann et al 1994
Pharyngeal Effects of Bolus Vol, Viscosity, and Temp in Pts w/Dysphagia Resulting from Neurologic impairment and in normal subjects -- Was there any significant effects of cold bolus on either group? |
No
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Langmore and Logemann 1991
After the Clincial Bedside Swallowing Examination: What next? -- The bedside exame looks at: ( |
pt's behavior
language cognitive skills pt's hx and medical status oromotor function diff types of swallows |
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Langmore and Logemann 1991
After the Clincial Bedside Swallowing Examination: What next?-- Why do a bedside exam (5 reasons). |
define etiologic factors
formulate hypothesis on nature of disorder devlope treatment plan develope list of clinical questions determine pts readiness and tolerance for instrumental assessments |
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Langmore and Logemann 1991
After the Clincial Bedside Swallowing Examination: What next?-- 5 things defined and/or measured during a radiographic study. |
duration of transit
nature and pattern of tong movt curation of trigger delay duration of neuromuscular action ROM of pharyngeal structures |
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Langmore and Logemann 1991
After the Clincial Bedside Swallowing Examination: What next? Medical Dx of pharyngeal swallow problems: |
brainstem stroke
mod to sev Parkinson's cervical spinal cord injury trach for 6+ mo partial laryngectomy oral cancer w/base of tong resection CP with chronic chest congestion |
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Langmore and Logemann 1991
After the Clincial Bedside Swallowing Examination: What next?-- Endoscopy is the only technique that can be used to test _ sensation directly. |
laryngeal
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Welch Logemann et al 1993
Changes in Pharyngeal dimensions Effected by Chin Tuck -- Three dimensions changed by chin tuck. |
posterior shift of anterior pharyngeal structures
narrowing of the laryngeal entrance and dist from epiglottis to pharyngeal wall and the laryngeal entrance widening the angle of the epiglottis to the anterior tracheal wall |
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Shanahan et al 1993
Chin-Down Posture Effect on Aspiration in Dysphagic Pts-- Pts who did not benefit from chin-down were significantly _ and aspirated material from the _ _ rather than the valleculae |
younger
pyriform sinuses |
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