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The effects of bolus volume on movement of swallowing reflex : An electro-physiological and psychometric study Aya Hirata 1,2 , Satoshi Kubota 3 , Motonobu Itoh 2,4 1Department of Rehabilitation, Kobari General Hospital 2Department of Speech Language and Hearing Sciences, Graduate School of International University of Health and Welfare 3Department of Occupational therapy, International University of Health and Welfare 4International University of Health and Welfare Keyword: 食塊量 , 嚥下反射惹起性 , 表面筋電図 , 喉頭運動 , 心理測定法 , bolus volume , swallowing reflex initiation , surface electromyography (S-EMG) , larynx movement , psychometric method pp.143-151
Published Date 2008/11/25
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.6001100171
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 This study examined the effect of bolus volume on the movement of swallowing reflex initiation. Three bolus volumes of water, 1ml, 5ml, and 20ml, were used for examining 30 healthy, young persons (25.0±3.8years). The movement of the swallowing reflex initiation was measured using surface electromyography (S-EMG) and a larynx sensor. Subjective difficulty of swallowing (SDS) was used as a psychological scale for evaluating the subject's impression of drinking.

 The bolus volume, 1ml, resulted in a significant increase in the swallowing reflex performance index and the swallowing reflex initiation index. These two indices reflect the movement of the swallowing reflex initiation.

 Furthermore, the SDS scale suggested that 1ml was not as easy to drink as 5ml or 20ml. Therefore, the bolus volume seemed to influence both the movement of the swallowing reflex and the subject's impression of drinking.


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