Tseng FF, Tseng SF, Huang YH, Liu CC, Chiang TH. Surface electromyography for diagnosing dysphagia in patients with cerebral palsy. World J Otorhinolaryngol 2013; 3(2): 35-41 [DOI: 10.5319/wjo.v3.i2.35]
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Tung-Hua Chiang, MD, Department of Neurology, Cheng Ching Hospital, No. 139, Pingdeng St., Taichung City 40045, Taiwan. owen1129@ms18.hinet.net
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Table 3 Spearman’s partial correlations between Dysphagia Outcome and Severity Scale score and surface electromyographic findings after adjusting for body mass index (n = 791)
Characteristic
Correlation coefficient
P value
At 3 mL swallowing volume
SMGMA (μV)
-0.329
0.003
IMGMA (μV)
-0.389
< 0.001
TDBMG (s)
-0.153
0.182
ADBMG (μV)
-0.353
0.002
At MSV
SMGMA (μV)
-0.117
0.309
IMGMA (μV)
-0.056
0.626
TDBMG (s)
-0.168
0.140
ADBMG (μV)
-0.193
0.091
Table 4 Diagnostic performance of difference surface electromyographic parameters for detecting oropharyngeal dysphagia
Table 5 Diagnostic performance of combinations of surface electromyography parameters at the 3 mL swallowing volume for detecting oropharyngeal dysphagia