Hyoid Bone Velocity and Distance during the Forward Phase Correlate with Pyriform Sinus Residue: A Retrospective Case Series

The velocity and distance of the hyoid bone during the forward phase were significantly related to the amount of pyriform sinus residue. In VFSS assessment, it is important to classify hyoid bone movement into three phases-upward, forward, and downward-and to calculate its velocity and distance.

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Progress in Rehabilitation Medicine
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.2490/prm.20250009
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Restraint-Related Deaths
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Hyoid Bone Velocity and Distance during the Forward Phase Correlate with Pyriform Sinus Residue: A Retrospective Case Series

Hironori Arii, Tetsuro Sakai
Progress in Rehabilitation Medicine
Restraint-Related Deaths
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Hyoid Bone Velocity and Distance during the Forward Phase Correlate with Pyriform Sinus Residue: A Retrospective Case Series

Hironori Arii, Tetsuro Sakai
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Abstract

The velocity and distance of the hyoid bone during the forward phase were significantly related to the amount of pyriform sinus residue. In VFSS assessment, it is important to classify hyoid bone movement into three phases-upward, forward, and downward-and to calculate its velocity and distance.

Progress in Rehabilitation MedicineVol. 10(0)
Gumma Paz College (JP), Shizuoka General Hospital (JP), Gunma University Hospital (JP)
Openalex Percentile: Top 88%
Restraint-Related Deaths
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