Physiological Flow of Liquids Used in Dysphagia Management (previously Tongue-Pressure Timing for Liquid Flow Detection and Control in Swallowing)
用于吞咽困难管理的液体生理流动(以前用于吞咽液体流动检测和控制的舌压计时)
基本信息
- 批准号:9894644
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 32.16万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2010
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2010-08-01 至 2022-02-28
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
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项目摘要
DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): The practice of thickening liquids has become one of the most frequently used interventions for swallowing impairment (dysphagia). However, the terminology used to describe thickened liquids (such as nectar-thick and honey-thick) is subjective and we lack empirical evidence about how alterations in liquid consistency affect swallowing function and physiology. The International Dysphagia Diet Standardisation Initiative is a multidisciplinary task force (www.iddsi.org) that has recently developed a new taxonomy of terms to label different levels of liquid consistency used in dysphagia management; these are paired with operational definitions and practical gravity-flow measurement techniques that can be used by caregivers and clinicians to confirm the category of any liquid at the time of preparation or serving. The goal of the current proposal is to measure the in vitro physiological flow of liquids representative of the IDDSI levels of liquid consistency (thin, slightly-thick, milly-thick, moderately-thick and extremely-thick). Physiological measures of liquid flow require an understanding both of the rheological properties of the liquid (gravity-flow; viscosity) and the forces that are applied to the liquid during swallowing (tongue pressure; swallowing muscle contraction). Additional sensory attributes of the bolus (such as slipperiness, graininess and cohesiveness) are also likely to be relevant. We will measure these properties and study bolus flow in healthy adults to establish a reference perspective of expected flow in the context of healthy tongue pressure generation. We will then collect comparative measures in individuals with dysphagia of different etiologies (stroke, acquired brain injury, oropharyngeal cancer, post cervical spine surgery, and neurodegenerative disease) to determine how alterations in swallowing motor function impact liquid flow. These measurements will provide information to guide clinicians in determining optimal levels of thickening to recommend for patients with dysphagia. This research is highly significant because it will establish a new foundation of understanding with respect to the influence of thickened liquids on swallowing. This is essential for advancing clinical practice and setting the stage for future treatment efficacy research.
描述(由申请人提供):增稠液体的做法已成为吞咽障碍(吞咽困难)最常用的干预措施之一。然而,用于描述增稠液体(例如花蜜稠和蜂蜜稠)的术语是主观的。我们缺乏关于液体稠度的改变如何影响吞咽功能和生理学的经验证据,国际吞咽困难饮食标准化倡议是一个多学科工作组(www.iddsi.org),最近成立了。开发了一种新的术语分类法,用于标记吞咽困难管理中使用的不同级别的液体稠度;这些术语与操作定义和实用的重力流测量技术相结合,护理人员和参赛者可以使用这些技术来确认任何液体在吞咽困难时的类别。当前提案的目标是测量代表液体稠度 IDDSI 水平(稀、稍稠、微稠、中等稠和极稠)的液体的体外生理流动。液体流量的测量需要了解液体的流变特性(重力流;粘度)和吞咽过程中施加到液体的力(舌头压力;吞咽肌肉收缩)。我们将测量这些特性并研究健康成人的推注流量,以便在健康舌头压力产生的背景下建立预期流量的参考视角。对患有不同病因(中风、后天性脑损伤、口咽癌、颈椎手术后和神经退行性疾病)的吞咽困难的个体进行研究,以确定吞咽运动功能的改变如何影响液体流动,这些测量将为指导殖民者确定最佳水平提供信息。这项研究非常重要,因为它将为理解增稠液体对吞咽的影响奠定新的基础,这对于推进临床实践并为未来的治疗效果奠定基础。研究。
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