Abstract Purpose of Review This article provides clinicians and researchers with a summary
of recent research over the past 5 years for exercise-based rehabilitation for neurogenic …

Crary MA, Carnaby GD, LaGorio LA, Carvajal PJ. Functional and physiological outcomes
from an exercise-based dysphagia therapy: a pilot investigation of the McNeill Dysphagia …

Purpose: This review critiques the benefit of commonly used rehabilitative exercises for
dysphagia. Method: Common goals of rehabilitation for dysphagia and principles of …

Objective To examine the effects of the Intensive Dysphagia Rehabilitation approach on
physiological and functional swallowing outcomes in adults with neurogenic dysphagia …

Dysphagia rehabilitation, historically, has focused a great deal on various compensations
during swallowing to prevent aspiration and/or improve safety and efficiency. Exercise, in …

The scope of dysphagia rehabilitation has been expanding. Therapeutic approaches have
begun to move away from the use of behavioral compensations and maneuvers only, toward …

In spite of the relatively long history therapeutic exercise has as a component of speech
rehabilitation, the recent emphasis on evidencebased practice has made obvious the dearth …

Rehabilitative techniques for dysphagia (swallowing impairment) increasingly employ
exercise modeled on methods used to train muscles in sports medicine. Three techniques in …

Dysphagia clinicians have long been charged with improving strength, skill, and endurance
in order to rehabilitate oropharyngeal swallowing with little to no training in exercise science …

A neurogenic dysphagia is dysphagia caused by problems with the central and peripheral
nervous systems, is particularly prevalent in conditions such as Parkinson's disease and …