2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.jns.2012.10.025
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Assessment of swallowing in motor neuron disease and Asidan/SCA36 patients with new methods

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“…In addition, LCN-SOD1 mice had a 32% loss of hypoglossal motor neurons, which is within the ~ 28% [43] to ~ 64% [42] range reported for the same region in HCN-SOD1 mice. These collective findings for LCN-SOD1 mice are congruent with reports of dysphagia [3,45], associated tongue atrophy [46,47], and hypoglossal nucleus pathology [48] in the human ALS literature, thus highlighting the translational potential of this model in ALS research.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 85%
“…In addition, LCN-SOD1 mice had a 32% loss of hypoglossal motor neurons, which is within the ~ 28% [43] to ~ 64% [42] range reported for the same region in HCN-SOD1 mice. These collective findings for LCN-SOD1 mice are congruent with reports of dysphagia [3,45], associated tongue atrophy [46,47], and hypoglossal nucleus pathology [48] in the human ALS literature, thus highlighting the translational potential of this model in ALS research.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 85%
“…Observations from radiographic imaging and endoscopy include delayed swallow onset [15,39,4144], the occurrence of penetration/aspiration [13,15,16,18,27,33,39,4162] and post-swallow residue [15,16,33,39,41,42,44,47,49,52,53,5763]. Additional reports from VFSS indicate reduced hyolaryngeal movement [15,33,43,45,53,64] and incomplete laryngeal closure [45,39].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Recordings taken from EMG have identified longer swallow durations [67,68,72], variability in cricopharyngeal pause duration [68,72], and discoordination between the timing of laryngeal excursion and cricopharyngeal relaxation [72]. Additional tools used as part of a swallowing assessment, including spirometry/airflow measures, tongue pressure measurement, and sonography, have identified (respectively): irregularities in voluntary cough airflow and respiratory-swallow coordination [67,7375], reduced swallow pressures and maximum isometric tongue strength [52,7678], and reduced tongue thickness and reduced/disorganized tongue movement during swallowing [29,78,79]. Taken together, research to-date has generated a great deal of information regarding the physiological and functional differences of swallowing that may be observed in individuals with MND.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Досліджувані клінічної групи скаржилися на порушення мови, а саме на тяжкість у вимові складно артикульованих слів, порушення вимови шиплячих звуків -шепелявість, часте захлинання їжею та/або питвом. Дані симптоми також часто описуються в роботах інших авторів [19][20][21].…”
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