… that patients with dysphagia had significantly … tongue pressure and different aspects of the
oral-phase swallowing function and (2) to evaluate the relationships between tongue pressure …

… 2 types of abnormal patterns of tongue pressure waves might be predictive of dysphagia, we
… the sensitivity and specificity of these findings for identifying dysphagia in 64 stroke patients. …

… The risk for dysphagia resulting from low tongue … tongue pressure and clinical signs of
dysphagic tongue movement and cough and to demonstrate the clinical value of tongue pressure …

… Tongue pressure plays an important role in swallowing function. The purpose of this study
is to investigate whether decreased tongue pressure is associated with dysphagia and the …

… -related changes13 in tongue pressure production during swallowing … tongue pressure
patterns and dysphagia in patients following strokes.14-16 Therefore, measuring tongue pressure …

… dysphagia diet form in clinical practice. In this study on acute stroke care, we hypothesized
that tongue pressure … tongue pressure and dysphagia diet form and searched for the suitable …

… (ie, maximum pressures) and accuracy (ie, the ability to generate submaximal pressures to
match specific targets). To our knowledge, tongue pressure accuracy has not previously been …

… tongue pressure and factors related to sarcopenia such as aging, activities of daily living,
nutritional state, and dysphagia. … Maximum voluntary tongue pressure against the palate (MTP) …

… tongue motor deficits and dysphagia in patients with acute stroke. Methods—Maximal tongue
pressure on … The magnitude of tongue pressure to predict dysphagia was calculated as 4.6 …

… that the emphasis on controlled posterior tongue pressure release in the TPPT protocol
would lead to superior improvements in measures capturing oral bolus control (ie, stage …