Luciana Vitaliano Voi Trawitzki

• Abstract

  A peripheral facial palsy can be defined as a decrease or abolition of facial nerve function and is responsible for the innervation of facial mimics and important physiological functions. The degree of impairment of facial paralysis will define its rehabilitation, so it is necessary to know the myofunctional orofacial conditions and thus propose the best treatment plan for the individual.…

  Relationship between myofunctional performance, orofacial forces and three-dimensional kinematic analysis of facial mime in different degrees of acquired peripheral facial paralysis, AP.R

• Abstract

  Individuals with dentofacial deformities present myofunctional orofacial. It is known that the tongue exerts different pressures and strength in the oral structures such as teeth and palate, both in situations function as in the usual position of rest. This study aims to investigate the maximum tongue strength and the tongue strength exerted on swallowing in various dentofacial deformitie…

  Variations in tongue strength in individuals with dentofacial deformities, AP.R

• Abstract

  Introduction: The Pediatric Feeding Disorder is characterized by difficulties in the eating and swallowing process. Speech therapist action in PFD is essential in the intervention regarding sensory and motor skills, as well as in the implementation of strategies for the patient's rehabilitation. Objectives: To analyze the instruments for identifying food refusal and/or selectivity applied…

  Instruments for identifying food refusal and/or selectivity applied in pediatric eating disorders (PAD): integrative review., BP.IC

• Abstract

  The occurrence of epilepsy in children is considered a risk factor for delays in neuropsychomotor development and eating difficulties. Motor, postural and cervical conditions can influence the biomechanics of swallowing and relate to dysphagia severity. Objective: to analyze the association between cervical control and swallowing changes, and to correlate dysphagia severity with the globa…

  Oropharyngeal dysphagia and motor and cervical involvement in children with Epilepsy, BP.IC

• Abstract

  Introduction: Dentofacial deformity (DDF) is a skeletal and dental disorder, which accompanies orofacial myofunctional changes. These characteristics can be evaluated by means of myofunctional myofunctional evaluation with scores (AMIOFE) and by anthropometry that provides objective data for the evaluation of craniofacial morphology by means of a series of measurements of the head and fac…

  Orofacial conditions and its relationship to three-dimensional facial morphology in dentofacials deformities, BP.IC

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