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oral phase
pharyngeal phase
oesophageal phase
Normal swallowing
brainstem
cerebellar
cognitive
Management of dysphagia in MS
INTRODUCTION
Dual function: transporting / protecting airway
Dysphagia in MS: 33 to 43% (Calcagno 2002)
Classification
According to:
1. Consistency affected
2. Severity
Solids
Liquids
EDSS ≤ 7.5
EDSS ≥ 8
Management of dysphagia in MS
INTRODUCTION
Classification
According to:
1. Consistency affected
2. Severity mild
moderate
severe
Management of dysphagia in MS
INTRODUCTION
efficacy
nutrition
hydration
safety
penetration
aspiration
Consequences of dysphagia
↑ Morbidity / mortality
↓ Nutrition / hydratation
↓ Quality of life
↓ Independence
↓ Level of participation
Management of dysphagia in MS
INTRODUCTION
Rehabilitation Pharmacological
treatment Enteral
feeding
History taking &
screening
Comprehensive
clinical assessment
Management of dysphagia in MS
ASSESSMENT AND TREATMENT
Instrumental assessment
Management of dysphagia in MS
ASSESSMENT
Clinical observations
Linden 2005 The probability of correctly predicting subglottig penetration from clilnical observations (n=249) (success to predict 2/3)
Voice
Cough
Laryngeal elevation
Posture
Secretions
Palatal gag
Management of dysphagia in MS
ASSESSMENT
Main signs and symptoms
Altered feeding habit
Cough and/or choking
while or after eating and drinking
Management of dysphagia in MS
ASSESSMENT
Other signs and symptoms
Food sticking in throat
Need to repeat the swallowing act
Dyspnoea during or after meals
Weight loss
Recurrent episodes of infections of the upper airways
Episodes of either unexplained fever or pneumonia
DYMUS Questionnaire Bergamashi et al: The DYMUS questionnaire for the assessment of dysphagia in multiple sclerosis.
Journal of the Neurological Sciences 269 (2008) 49-53
Management of dysphagia in MS
ASSESSMENT
Oral anatomy
Sensory-motor assessment
Muscular tone
Movement execution
Functional assessment
Cognitive evaluation
Impact in daily life
Oropharyngeal reflexes
SWAL-QOL / SWAL-CARE
McHorney CA, et al. 2002
Nutritional evaluation
V-VST Clavé et al. 2008
MNA ® Guigoz 2006
Management of dysphagia in MS
ASSESSMENT
Videofluoroscopy
Fiberoptic endoscopic laryngoscopy
Electromyography
Manofluoroscopy
Instrumental assessment
Dysphagia outcome and severity scale O’Neil KH, Purdy M, Janice F. Dysphagia 1999
Eight-point-penetration-aspiration-scale: Rosenbeck JC, Robins JA, Roecker EB et al. Dysphagia 1996
Supraglottic swallowing
(if silent aspirations)
Repeated swallowing
No evidence-based restitution
method
Diminished pharyngeal
and/or laryngeal
sensation
Smooth
consistency
Turning head to affected side
Tilting head to stronger side
Effortful swallowing
Whistling, sucking, snarlingReduced pharyngeal
contraction
Thin consistencyMendelsohn manoeuvreEx: maximizing extent and timig
of hyoid/laryngeal elevation
Shaker manouvre
Dysfunction of the
upper oesophageal
sphincter
Thickening of
liquids
Supraglottic swallowing
Turning the head to the
stronger side
Positional, compression and
respiratory support strategies
Pitch / Phonatory exercises
Reduced laryngeal
closure
Enhancing
taste/temperature
Supraglottic swallowing
Head anteflexion
Stimulation of the faucial pilars
Tongue exercises
Delayed / absent
swallowing reflex
Smooth
consistency
Head anteflexion
Mendelsohn manoeuvre
Tongue exercises
Masako manoeuvre
Impaired tongue base
retraction
Thickening of
liquids
Head anteflexionTongue exercisesReduced lingual control
AdaptationCompensationRestitutionDisturbance
Therapeutic methods of functional swallowing therapy
Enhancing
taste/temperature
Prosiegel M, Schelling A, Wagner-Sonntag E (2004) Dysphagia and multiple sclerosis. Int MS J 11:22-31
Neuromuscular electrostimulation
Verin E, Maltete D, Ouahchi Y, et al.
Submental sensitive transcutaneous electrical stimulation (SSTES)
at home in neurogenic oropharyneal dysphagia: a pilot study
Annals of Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine 54 (2011) 366-375
Domenico A. Restivo, Antonino Casabona , Diego Centonze et al.
Pharyngeal electrical stimulation for dysphagia associated with
multiple sclerosis: A pilot study
Brain Stimulation xxx (2012) 1-6
Intraluminal electrical pharyngeal stimulation
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Intervención en la disfagia en la EM
TRATAMIENTO
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