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Training process of comprehensive rehabilitation focusing on dysphagia rehabilitation for a patient with severe bulbar paralysis and central hypoventilation after brainstem infarction Yusuke Aoki 1 , Kiyomi Odachi 2 , Kenichi Kawada 3 , Kikuo Ota 4,5 1Department of Rehabilitation, Suzuka Chuo General Hospital(Former affiliation;Rehabilitation Center, Matsusaka Chuo General Hospital) 2Department of Neurology, Kuwana City Medical Center 3Department of Neurology, Matsusaka Chuo General Hospital 4Department of Rehabilitation Medicine, Toyota Regional Medical Center 5Department of Community-Based Rehabilitation with Robotic Technology, Fujita Health University Keyword: 嚥下障害 , 嚥下訓練 , 包括的リハビリテーション , 球麻痺 , 中枢性低換気 , Dysphagia , Dysphagia rehabilitation , Comprehensive rehabilitation , Bulbar palsy , Central hypoventilation pp.616-622
Published Date 2020/10/15
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 Comprehensive rehabilitation was performed for the patient with unilateral cerebellum and lateral medullary infarction who had severe bulbar paralysis, ataxia, and central hypoventilation. We collaborated with the primary physician and the respiratory support team to wean the patient off mechanical ventilation and improve activities of daily living (ADL). Furthermore, we determined a nutrition program in cooperation with the nutrition support team and performed active dysphagia rehabilitation by evaluating a videofluorography. After hospitalization for approximately a year, the patient's ADL improved, including oral intake, resulting in the patient being discharged to home. We inferred that comprehensive rehabilitation is effective for severe multiple disability cases such as mechanical ventilation and has a positive effect on the functional prognosis of patients.


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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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