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The purpose of this study is to investigate the effect of swallowing training of high viscosity bolus for swallow function of stroke patients with dysphagia. This study subjects, acute stroke 18 patients, which were recruited to receive treatment in inpatient at general hospital, located in Kyunggido. Subjects were randomly allocated in experimental group and control group. Experimental group performed swallowing training of high viscosity bolus, while control group conducted Traditional dysphagia therapy. Both groups received treatment 30 minutes a day five times a week for four weeks. The assessment was conducted FDS(: Functional Dysphagia Scale), PAS(: Penetration Aspiration Scale), ASHA NOMS(: American Speech-language-hearing Association National Outcomes Measurements System Swallowing Scale) to compare swallow function for both group. Both groups showed significant improvements after intervention in all measures(p<.05). Change score between the two groups showed a significant improvement on experimental group than control group in FDS(p<.05). Swallowing training of high viscosity bolus could have a positive impact on swallow function for acute stroke patients with dysphagia.  Swallowing Training, Dysphagia, Stroke, Videofluoroscopic Swallowing Study  ,  , ,     *     (garnett231@naver.com), (d-angel21@hanmail.net) **   (tjwlsdudwkd@nate.com) ***  :   ᆞ   : 2016. 08. 01 ᆞ : 2016. 09. 13 ᆞ : 2016. 09. 24 ᆞReceived : Aug. 01, 2016, Revised : Sep. 13, 2016, Accepted : Sep. 24, 2016 ᆞCorresponding Author : Deok-Gi Hong Dept. of Occupational Therapy, Shinsung University Email : hongmarin@hanmail.net Regular paper Journal of the KIECS. pp. 909-916, vol. 11, no. 9, Sep. 3

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Effects of swallowing training of high viscosity bolus on swallow function based on videofluoroscopic swallowing examination in stroke patients with dysphagia