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Published in final edited form as: Dysphagia. 2012 Feb 26;27(2):162–177. doi: 10.1007/s00455-012-9397-x

Table 2.

‘Study Key’ by author and variable(s) for the 36 publications that reported data for the 6 temporal variables of interest. The alphanumeric study code for each study/variable corresponds to data presented in Figures 16.

Part 1
DURATIONS INTERVALS
Study Key UES Opening Duration Laryngeal Closure Duration Hyoid Movement Duration Stage Transition Duration Pharyngeal Transit Time LC to UES opening duration
Bisch E et al: Pharyngeal effects of bolus volume, viscosity, and temperature in patients with dysphagia resulting from neurologic impairment and in normal subjects. J Speech Hear Res 37: 1041–1049, 1994. All boluses pooled 1A
1ml, pooled temp 1B
5ml, pooled temp 1C
1ml, cold 1D
1ml, room temp 1E
5ml, cold 1F
5ml, room temp 1G
Chi-Fishman G, Sonies, B: Motor strategy in rapid sequential swallowing: New insights. J Speech Lang Hear Res 43: 1481–92, 2000. 5cc 2A
15cc 2B
Cook IJ et al: Timing of videofluoroscopic, manometric events, and bolus transit during the oral and pharyngeal phases of swallowing. Dysphagia 4: 8–15,1989. 2ml 3A
5ml 3B
10ml 3C
20ml 3D
Cook IJ et al: Opening mechanisms of the human upper esophageal sphincler. Am J Physiol - Gastro L5: G748–59,1989. 2ml 4A
5ml 4B
10ml 4C
20ml 4D
Daniels SK et al: Dysphagia in stroke: Development of a standard method to examine swallowing recovery, J Rehabil Res Dev 21: 347–355,2006. 5ml 5
Daniels SK et al: Effects of verbal cue on bolus flow during swallowing. Am J Speech Lang Pathol 16: 140–147, 2007. 5ml, cued 6A
5ml, noncued 6B
Daniels SK et al: Defining and measuring dysphagia following stroke. Am J Speech Lang Pathol 18: 74–81, 2009. 1ml 7A
5ml 7B
10ml 7C
20ml 7D
Dantas RO et al: The effect of high- vs low-density barium preparations on the quantitative features of swallowing. Am J Roentgenol 153: 1191–1195, 1989. 5ml, low density 8A
5ml, high density 8B
10ml, low density 8C
10ml, high density 8D
Dantas RO et al: Effect of swallowed bolus variables on oral and pharyngeal phases of swallowing. Am J Physiol - Gastr L258: G675–G681, 1990. 2ml 9A
5ml 9B
10ml 9C
20ml 9D
30ml 9E
Dantas RO et al: Biomechanics of cricopharyngeal bars. Gastroenterology 99: 1269–1274, 1990. 2ml 10A
5ml 10B
10ml 10C
20m: 10D
Dantas RO et al: Effect of Gender on Swallow Event Duration Assessed by Videofluoroscopy. Dysphagia 24: 280–284, 2009. 5ml, women 11A
5ml, men 11B
10ml, women 11C
10ml, men 11D
Kahrilas PJ et al: Volitional augmentation of upper esophageal sphincter opening during swallowing. Am Physiol - Gastr L260: G450–456, 1991. 1ml 12A
10ml 12B
Kang B et al: Influence of Aging on Movement of the Hyoid Bone and Epiglottis during Normal Swallowing: A Motion Analysis. Gerontology 56: 474482, 2010. 2ml, <45 yo 13A
2ml, 45–54 yo 13B
2ml, 55–64yo 13C
2ml, >65 yo 13D
Kendall KA et al: Timing of events in normal swallowing: A videofluoroscopic study. Dysphagia 15: 74–93, 2000. 1cc 14A
3cc 14B
20cc 14C
Kendall KA et al: Accommodation to changes in bolus viscosity in normal deglutition: A videofluoroscopic study. Ann Otol Rhinol Laryngol 110: 1059–1065,2001. 3cc 15
Kendall KA et al: Hyoid movement during swallowing in older patients with dysphagia. Arch Otolaryngol Head Neck Surg 127: 1224–1229, 2001. 1cc, young 16A
20cc, young 16B
1cc, old 16C
20cc, old 16D
Kem M et al: Comparison of upper esophageal sphincter opening in healthy asymptomatic young and elderly volunteers. Ann Olot Rhinol Laryngol 108: 982–989, 1999. 5ml, young 17A
5ml, older 17B
10ml, young 17C
10ml, older 17D
Part 2
DURATIONS INTERVALS
Study Key UES Opening Duration Laryngeal Closure Duration Hyoid Movement Duration Stage Transition Duration Pharyngeal Transit Time LC to UES opening duration
Kim Y et al: Temporal measurements of pharyngeal swallowing in normal populations. Dysphagia 20: 290–296, 2005. 5ml, young 18A
10ml, young 18B
5ml, older 18C
10ml, older 18D
Kim Y et al: Stage transition duration in patients poststroke. Dysphagia 22: 299–315, 2007. 5ml 19A
10ml 19B
Lazarus CL et al: Effects of bolus volume, viscosity, and repeated swallows in nonstroke subjects and stroke patients. Arch Phys Med Rehabil 74: 1066–1070, 1993. 1ml 20A
3ml 20B
5ml 20C
Leonard R. McKenzie S: Hyoid-bolus transit Latencies in normal swallow. Dysphagia 21: 183–190, 2006. 20cc, young 21A
20cc, older 21B
20cc, young (H1 B1) 21C
20cc, old<H1 B1> 21D
Lof GL, Robbins J: Test-retest variability in normal swallowing. Dysphagia 4: 236–242, 1990. 2ml 22
Logemann JA et al: Closure mechanisms of laryngeal vestibule during swallow. Am J Physiol - Gastr L262: G338–G344, 1992. 1ml 23A
5ml 23B
10ml 23C
20ml 23D
Logemann JA et al: Temporal and Biomechanical Characteristics of Oropharyngeal Swallow in Younger and Older Men. J Speech Lang Hear Res 43: 1264–1274, 2000. 1ml 24A
10ml 24B
young 24C
older 24D
Logemann JA et al: Oropharyngeal swallow in younger and older women: Videofluoroscopic analysis. J Speech Lang Hear Res 45: 434–445, 2002. 1ml 25A
10ml 25B
young 25C
older 25D
Martin-Harris B et al: Temporal coordination of pharyngeal and laryngeal dynamics with breathing during swallowing: Single liquid swallows. J Appl Physiol 94: 1735–1743, 2003. 5ml 26
Mendell DA, Logemann JA: A retrospective analysis of the pharyngeal swallow in patients with a clinical diagnosis of GERD compared with normal controls: A pilot study. Dysphagia 17: 220–226, 2002. All boluses pooled 27
Mendell DA, Logemann JA: A retrospective analysis of the pharyngeal swallow in patients with a clinical diagnosis of GERD compared with normal controls: A pilot study. Dysphagia 17: 220–226, 2002. 20–29 28A
40–49 28B
60–69 28C
70–79 28D
80–89 28E
Mokhlesi B et al: Oropharyngeal deglutition in stable COPD. Chest 121: 361–369, 2002. 3ml 29A
5ml 29B
Ohmae Y et al: Timing of glottic closure during normal swallow. Head Neck 17: 394–402, 1995. 1ml 30A
5ml 30B
Ohmae Y et al: Effects of two breath-holding maneuvers on oropharyngeal swallow. Ann Otol Rhinol Laryngol 105: 123–131, 1996. 5ml 31
Palmer JB et al: Coordination of mastication and swallowing. Dysphagia 7: 187–200, 1992. straw sips 32
Park T et al: Initiation and duration of laryngeal closure during the pharyngeal swallow in post-stroke patients. Dysphagia 25: 177–182, 2010. 5ml 33A
10ml 33B
Pauloski BR et al: Biomechanical analysis of the pharyngeal swallow in postsurgical patients with anterior tongue and floor of mouth resection and distal flap reconstruction. J Speech Hear Res 38: 110–123, 1995. 1ml 34
Stachler RJ et al: Swallowing of bolus types by postsurgical head and neck cancer patients. Head Neck 16: 413–419, 1994. 3ml 35A
10ml 35B
Taniguchi H et al: Correspondence between food consistency and suprahyoid muscle activity, tongue pressure, and bolus transit times during the oropharyngeal phase of swallowing. J Appl Physiol 105: 791–799, 2008 5ml 36