Kangaroo Stimulation Game in Tracheostomized Intensive Care–Related Dysphagia: Interventional Feasibility Study

The Rephagia biofeedback system for stimulating swallowing actions in tracheotomized ICU patients with dysphagia is feasible. No relation was found between clinical improvement in swallowing function and sEMG signals.

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JMIR Serious Games
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2025-03-05
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https://doi.org/10.2196/60685
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Dysphagia Assessment and Management
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Kangaroo Stimulation Game in Tracheostomized Intensive Care–Related Dysphagia: Interventional Feasibility Study

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Kangaroo Stimulation Game in Tracheostomized Intensive Care–Related Dysphagia: Interventional Feasibility Study

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Abstract

The Rephagia biofeedback system for stimulating swallowing actions in tracheotomized ICU patients with dysphagia is feasible. No relation was found between clinical improvement in swallowing function and sEMG signals.

JMIR Serious GamesVol. 13
Gelre Hospitals (NL)
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