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Visual and Auditory Breathing-swallowing Coordinated Training
Dysphagia is caused by multiple factors, and respiratory-swallowing discoordination is considered to be one of the factors. The investigators recently developed a visual and auditory breathing-swallowing coordinated training device. In this study, investigators examined the validity of a this device for healthy subjects. The investigators will examine which respiratory phase the swallowing occurs when the swallowing is started in accordance with the signal lighting and voice of this device.
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