2008
DOI: 10.1590/s1516-18462008000200009
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Reabilitação em disfagia orofaríngea neurogênica: sabor azedo e temperatura fria

Abstract: REsuMOTema: reabilitação em disfagia orofaríngea neurogênica Objetivo: apresentar revisão de literatura sobre os controles neurofisiológicos da deglutição orofaríngea e a influência do sabor azedo e da temperatura fria no mecanismo da deglutição. Conclusão: quanto à questão do controle central da deglutição, ainda existem controvérsias em relação ao sabor azedo e a temperatura fria. Esses dois parâmetros provocam mudanças na dinâmica da deglutição, podendo trazer benefícios aos indiví-duos acometidos por disfa… Show more

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“…The most notable response was “room temperature,” for both G1 (36.35%) and G2 (55.55%). The literature confirms the benefits of cold stimuli for swallowing dynamics (Chee et al, ; Cola et al, , ; Hamdy et al, ; Lazzara et al, ; Pelletier & Lawless, ; Silva et al, ), but this alternative obtained the second best result in G1 (29.19%) and the worst result in G2 (12.77%). For the results of temperature variable, it was possible to observe a better result for G1 when compared to G2, but still presenting a high error rate (70.81%) when the inadequate responses (“warm,” “room temperature,” and “temperature does not interfere”) are added.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 59%
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“…The most notable response was “room temperature,” for both G1 (36.35%) and G2 (55.55%). The literature confirms the benefits of cold stimuli for swallowing dynamics (Chee et al, ; Cola et al, , ; Hamdy et al, ; Lazzara et al, ; Pelletier & Lawless, ; Silva et al, ), but this alternative obtained the second best result in G1 (29.19%) and the worst result in G2 (12.77%). For the results of temperature variable, it was possible to observe a better result for G1 when compared to G2, but still presenting a high error rate (70.81%) when the inadequate responses (“warm,” “room temperature,” and “temperature does not interfere”) are added.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 59%
“…Temperature is another attribute that can be used in modification diets for dysphagia management, since cold stimuli are beneficial for swallowing patterns (Chee, Arshad, Singh, Mistry, & Hamdy, ; Cola et al, ; Cola, Gatto, Schelp, & Henry, ; Hamdy et al, ; Lazzara, Lazarus, & Logemann, ; Pelletier & Lawless, ; Silva et al, ). Cold thermal sensation in the region of the pillar of the fauces intensifies the responses of the area and when the food is presented the individual triggers deglutition faster (Lazzara et al, ).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Marik et al 23 e Bisch et al 24 apontam o uso de estratégias compensatórias, como modificação de consistências e volumes alimentares e modo de oferta, assim como modificações de postura, para promover a alimentação e a eficiência da deglutição, e reduzir os riscos de aspiração. Cola et al 25 indicam que o uso do sabor azedo e da temperatura fria auxilia de forma positiva a reabilitação da disfagia.…”
Section: Resultsunclassified
“…Speech therapy focused was also performed for the rehabilitation of swallowing during hospitalization, with techniques described in the literature as thermal stimulation, swallowing maneuvers and myofunctional exercises 12,13 .…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%