Swallowing - Globe Thesis

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161.	A two-sling mechanism of hyolaryngeal elevation in the pharyngeal phase of swallowing
162.	The effects of a volitional breathing technique on swallowing and respiratory coordination in individuals with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis: A pilot investigation
163.	Effects of Age and Exercise on Neuromuscular Junction Plasticity in Muscles of Swallowing and Voice
164.	Increasing the objectivity of the clinical dysphagia evaluation: Cervical auscultation and tongue function during swallowing
165.	Kinematics and coordinative dynamics in normal human swallowing
166.	Activation and control of upper airway muscles during respiration and the interactions between swallowing and respiration
167.	Swallowing apnea onset: Causes and relationship to lingual bolus propulsion in normal adults and adults with laryngectomy
168.	Muscle mechanics and modeling of the esophagus during swallowing
169.	Premotoneuronal organisation of swallowing in the rat
170.	Cervical auscultation for the identification of swallowing difficulties
171.	Effect Of RTMS On Swallowing Neural Network And Its Combination With NMES On Dysphagia After Stroke
172.	The Study On The Clinical Efficacy Of Repeated Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation In The Treatment Of Dysphagia After Stroke And The Relationship Between Single Nucleotide Polymorphism And Treatment Efficacy
173.	Effect Of Acupuncture On Swallowing Motor Cortex In Treating Post-Stroke Dysphagia
174.	Clinical Study On The Treatment Of Post Stroke Dysphagia By Yu's Cluster Scalp Acupuncture
175.	Analysis On The Effect Of Single Segment Fixation Of Anterior Cervical Approach And The Influencing Factors Of Dysphagia
176.	Correlation Between Nutritional Status,swallowing Dysfunction And Salivation In Children With Cerebral Palsy
177.	Effect Of Auricular Magnetic Therapy Combined With Electromyographic Biofeedback On Dysphagia After Stroke
178.	Study On The Characteristics Of Swallowing Angiography And Its Correlation With Aspiration In Patients With Stroke Recovery
179.	Clinical Study Of RESWT Combined With Routine Swallowing Rehabilitation Training On Dysphagia After Ischemic Stroke
180.	Relevant Clinical Research On The Effect Of The Degree Of Post-stroke Cognitive Impairment On The Ingestion And Swallowing Function
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