Physiological Variability in the Deglutition Literature: Hyoid and Laryngeal Kinematics

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Journal Dysphagia

Date 2010 Oct 8

PMID 20927634

Citations 61

Authors

Sonja M Molfenter

Catriona M Steele

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Abstract

A literature review was conducted on hyoid and/or laryngeal displacement during swallowing in healthy populations according to several inclusion criteria. Anterior and superior displacement measures of both structures from previously published studies were compiled for meta-analysis. Results showed a large degree of variability across studies for each structure and plane of movement. Potential sources of variation were identified, including statistical, methodological, stimulus-related, and participant-related sources.

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