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Effects of cervical position and bolus volume on laryngeal movement, sound associated with swallowing and deglutition apnea Misako Higashijima 1 , Tomoshige Koga 1 1Department of Restorative Science, Faculty of Medical Professions, Kawasaki University of Medical Welfare Keyword: 健常成人 , 嚥下 , (頸部位置) , Normal adults , Swallowing , Cervical position pp.320-329
Published Date 2002/8/15
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 This study was conducted to investigate effects of cervical position and bolus volume on laryngeal movement, sound associated with swallowing and deglutition apnea during voluntary swallowing indicated by onset of a red lamp. Duration of laryngeal movement and deglutition apnea were significantly elongated when subjects swallowed 20 cc water compared with 10 cc water. In 10 degree dorsiflexion, latencies of laryngeal movement and deglutition apnea were significantly shortened and duration of laryngeal movement was elongated compared with those in 20 degree anteflexion. From these findings, it was suggested that healthy subjects retain elevated positions of the larynx and palatum molle to prevent misswallowing due to large volumes of bolus. Water rapidly flowed into the larynx in dorsiflexion. Thus, it was further suggested that subjects prevent misswallowing by shortening onset of larynx and palatum molle movement and elongation of laryngeal elevation when they swallowed in dorsiflexion.


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電子版ISSN 印刷版ISSN 0289-4920 日本作業療法士協会

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