2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.apmr.2020.11.014
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Classification of Stroke Patients With Dysphagia Into Subgroups Based on Patterns of Submental Muscle Strength and Skill Impairment

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“…Detraining effects have been identified for strength training approaches, which means additional attention to post-treatment maintenance programs is required [44,45]. Additionally, growing evidence indicates that weakness is not always the primary cause of dysphagia [46][47][48], with corroborating research to suggest that muscle strengthening may be contraindicated for some patients [48][49][50], for example, in inadvertently inhibiting anterior-superior hyoid excursion [48,51]. There is also the fundamental question of which approach to take if the patient with dysphagia is not weak.…”
Section: Muscle Strengthening Approachesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Detraining effects have been identified for strength training approaches, which means additional attention to post-treatment maintenance programs is required [44,45]. Additionally, growing evidence indicates that weakness is not always the primary cause of dysphagia [46][47][48], with corroborating research to suggest that muscle strengthening may be contraindicated for some patients [48][49][50], for example, in inadvertently inhibiting anterior-superior hyoid excursion [48,51]. There is also the fundamental question of which approach to take if the patient with dysphagia is not weak.…”
Section: Muscle Strengthening Approachesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Strengthening approaches may not be suitable. For patients who present with dysphagia characterised by other deficits, such as poor swallowing skill [46,47], strength training may also run the risk of reinforcing deficits such as pharyngeal mis-sequencing [52]. As such, alternative approaches to dysphagia rehabilitation are indicated.…”
Section: Muscle Strengthening Approachesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…One might predict, therefore, that the majority of dysphagic patients must present with significant weakness, particularly since swallowing does not require maximal muscle strength [10,11]. Research suggests, however, that weakness is not always the underlying cause of dysphagia [12,13] which validates further inquiry into the efficacy of these approaches for the majority of dysphagic patients. Additionally, only a minority of the recommended strengthening exercises have adequate evidence for long-term improvement in swallowing [14] and, indeed, some evidence suggests that strength training poses potential adverse effects [15].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Além de fixar os eletrodos ativos nos músculos a serem analisados, existe também um eletrodo referencial, que é fixado em proeminência óssea, contribuindo para a performance dos sinais eletromiográficos, impedindo falhas de sinais (MERLETTI; MUCELI, 2019). A eletromiografia é utilizada para diversas análises clínicas devido aos seus resultados serem fidedignos, com isso, é possível utilizar esta ferramenta para analisar as atividades musculares do sistema estomatognático, tendo em vista que, por meio dessa análise, consegue-se compreender os possíveis comprometimentos que o AVC pode ocasionar nos músculos da mastigação (NG et al, 2021).…”
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