Dysphagia: Normal Swallow

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Dysphagia: Normal Swallow
  1. Many studies which look at swallow breakdown haven't included controls w no dysphagia (Huckabee 2012)
    1. Two types of swallow
      1. Controlled by cortex
        1. Voluntary swallow
        2. Controlled by brainstem
          1. Reflex phases of swallow
        3. Dynamic process requiring intact anatomy and neurology (25 pairs muscles)
          1. Also affected by
            1. Appetite
              1. Food on offer
                1. Sight
                  1. Smell
                    1. Saliva
                  2. Has to be co-ordianted with respiration
                    1. Has three, or some say four stages (if you include pre-oral phase) (Huckabee 2008)
                      1. 1. Oral preparatory
                        1. Under volutary control.
                          1. Respiration continues
                            1. Lips sealed (CNVII): Orbicularis Oris
                              1. Food held between tongue and hard palate
                                1. Bolus pulled into cohesive formation
                                2. LATERAL ROTARY MOVEMENT of mandible (jaw) and tongue muscles of mastication
                                  1. Velum down approximates with post tongue (Palatoglossus CNX)
                                  2. Buccal muscles tense, buccinator (CNVII)
                                    1. MUSC. MASTICATION (CNV)
                                      1. Masseter
                                        1. Temporalis
                                          1. Medial and lat. pterygoids
                                            1. TONGUE MUSCLES (CNXII) except p'glossus.
                                              1. Intrinsic - shape and tone
                                                1. Extrinsic - tongue position
                                            2. SENSORY FEEDBACK
                                              1. Anterior Tongue (CNV)
                                                1. TASTE CNVII ant. 2/3
                                                2. Posterior Tongue (CNVII)
                                                  1. Part post* (CNIX)
                                                3. 2. Oral phase (Oral cavity to pharynx)
                                                  1. Tongue makes a central groove
                                                    1. Initiates a 'Stripping' action along hard palate
                                                      1. Intra oral pressure increases
                                                        1. Orbicularis Oris & Buccinator remain contracteu
                                                        2. Velum (sof palate) elevates opening pharynx (CNX - levator palatini)
                                                          1. Posterior tongue lowers (CNXII)
                                                            1. Contraction of posterior pharyngeal wall (PPW) (CNX)
                                                          2. Finally, hyoid begins to elevate (Mylohyoid CNV)
                                                          3. 3. Pharyngeal stage (Involuntary)
                                                            1. Lasts 1 second - apnoeic period while resp ceases
                                                              1. Swallow OCCURS ON EXPIRATION (mostly)
                                                                1. Respiratory disease may occur on insp.
                                                              2. ELEVATION & RETRACTION of Velum - closes VP port
                                                                1. Tongue BASE RETRACTION to contact PPW
                                                                  1. Oropharynx = closed creating pressure to drive bolus
                                                                  2. LARYNX RAISES with hyoid bone as attached by THYROHYOID membrane and muslces
                                                                    1. ANTERIOR MOVEMENT (see below)
                                                                      1. CNXII
                                                                        1. CNV
                                                                          1. Anterior belly of... (CNV)
                                                                            1. ELEVATION
                                                                              1. CNVII
                                                                                1. Posterior belly of diagastirc (CNVII)
                                                                              2. Larynx closes on 3 levels:
                                                                                1. 1. True VF's (Lat. cricoaryteniod CNX)
                                                                                  1. 2. False VF's
                                                                                    1. 3. Epiglottis
                                                                                      1. Tongue stabilised by mandibular musc. Mandible CLOSED
                                                                                      2. Crycoid lamina away ph. wall - opens UES
                                                                                        1. Spincter most relaxed at point of highest laryn. elevation
                                                                                          1. Bolus into PE segment
                                                                                            1. Pharyngeal contractions move bolus from height of glottic opening
                                                                                    2. 4. Oesophageal (8-20 secs)
                                                                                      1. Gravity & sequential peristaltic wave
                                                                                        1. Blous down oes. canal to LOWER oes. sphincter
                                                                                          1. Upper 1/3 Striated, lower 1/3 smooth
                                                                                        2. We swallow 1-1.5L SALIVA/ day
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