Noninvasive Evaluation of the Biomechanical Accommodations to Bolus Volume during Human Swallowing.

Appl Bionics Biomech · 2022 · PMC9586724 · PMID 36276582

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Hyoid Characteristics Related to Bolus Volume Accommodation As shown in Figure 5 , as the swallowing volume increases, there was a decreasing trend in the duration of the hyoid slight motion phase (T1–T2) and an increasing trend in the durations of the hyoid elevation phase (T2–T4), hyoid stabilization phase (T4–T5), and hyoid active phase (T2–T5).

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