Swallow Strength and Skill Training with biofeedback In cute Post stroke dysphagia (ssSIP): a protocol for a multi-centre feasibility trial

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The aim is to evaluate the feasibility of swallow strength and skill training with biofeedback in individuals recovering from stroke and experiencing dysphagia.
Multi-centre feasibility trial design
Participants include individuals with post-stroke dysphagia
Intervention involves swallow strength and skill training using biofeedback
Outcomes measured include swallowing ability and training effectiveness
Preliminary assessments will indicate feasibility and participant engagement
Initial findings are expected to guide future large-scale studies
Biofeedback may enhance swallowing rehabilitation effectiveness

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Feasibility trial assesses biofeedback training for improving swallowing in post-stroke individuals, suggesting potential benefits.

Registration Clinical Trials.gov NCT05744245, date of release 20/12/2022.

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Benfield et al. (2026) studied this question.

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