Effects of Different Modes of Action Observation Therapy on Swallowing Function After Stroke: a Study Based on fNIRS

This group adds the therapy of observing actual swallowing movements in daily life, that is, in real daily life, observing the real eating and swallowing movements of relatives. They select meals that the patient likes or those that are complete in color, aroma and taste and look appetizing. The swallowing movements should be as slow and exaggerated as possible, and a look of savoring and enjoying the food should be shown, so that the patient can better observe the movements of the mouth and larynx during swallowing. Then, the patient imitates the swallowing movements.

Video swallowing action observation therapy

Traditional swallowing training