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Rev Cub de Med Fis y Rehab 2015; 7 (2)

Behavior of proportional breathing capacity for speaking by using abdominal electrical stimulation

Real GY, Pavón FN, Herrera DY, Rodríguez MA, Pérez PAE, López HM, Martínez RG

Language: Spanish
References: 23
Page: 160-171
PDF size: 159.13 Kb.


ABSTRACT

Objective: This study assesses the behavior of proportional respiratory capacity for speech using speech therapy and abdominal electro-stimulation.
Methods: It was carried out an explicative, experimental, longitudinal and prospective study in a group of 26 persons with cervical spinal cord injuries. They were divided in two groups of 13 people each. The speech therapy was applied to the control and experimental group received electro-stimulation with speech therapy. The groups were compared before and after the treatment. The variables used were: forced inspiratory vital capacity, forced expiratory vital capacity and maximum phonation time. In the control group, there was a significant improvement in two of the measured variables; forced expiratory vital capacity and maximum phonation time while in the experimental group the three measured variables forced inspiratory vital capacity, forced expiratory vital capacity and maximum phonation Time were favorably modified.
Conclusions: The electro-stimulation combined with speech therapy was favorable for proportional respiratory capacity for speech.


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