Dysphagia

Dysphagia

Swallow Impairment Animations

⭐️3.6 / 5
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🙌14
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📼5 scs
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📦w/o updates
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All Versions of Dysphagia

2.3

October 9, 2021

- Updated for iOS 15

2.2

May 27, 2020

- Updated for iOS 13 - Implemented support for Dark Mode

2.1.2

November 7, 2017

- Fixed bug where the animation frames would appear out of order on some devices
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2.1.1

November 3, 2017

- Updated for iOS 11 & iPhone X - Fixed memory issue that would affect animation playback - Additional bug fixes and stability improvements
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2.1

June 2, 2017

Added 8 new impairment animation videos Added a narrated overview of normal swallow function Enabled screen zoom feature for animation videos Expanded educational resources
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2.0

August 4, 2015

Corrected compatibility issues with iOS 8.3.

1.3

June 6, 2012

new logo fixed typos in disclaimer statement added keywords

1.2

February 27, 2012

Two new animations. Normal Swallow, AP View and Example of Penetration with Aspiration
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1.1

February 10, 2012

Price History of Dysphagia

Description of Dysphagia

Excellent visual tool to aid professionals in educating patients and families about swallowing disorders. This app features custom-designed animations derived from MBSImP™ research on swallowing physiology and impairment. The animations accurately depict normal swallow physiology and provide clear examples of varying physiologic impairments of the swallow. Controls allow for zoom, slow motion, pause, and frame-by-frame scroll. Includes an overview of normal swallow function, and links to other educational resources. Animations are of adult physiology and include: • Normal Swallow, Lateral View • Normal Swallow, A/P View • Example of Penetration with Aspiration • Impairment of Anterior Hyoid Excursion • Impairment of Bolus Hold • Impairment of Bolus Transport • Impairment of Epiglottic Movement • Impairment of Esophageal Clearance • Impairment of Initiation of Pharyngeal Swallow • Impairment of Laryngeal Elevation • Impairment of Laryngeal Vestibular Closure • Impairment of Lip Closure • Impairment of Mastication • Impairment of PES Opening • Impairment of Pharyngeal Contraction • Impairment of Pharyngeal Stripping Wave • Impairment of Soft Palate Elevation • Impairment of Tongue Base Retraction User Notes: • Animations depict adult physiology, including normal swallow. • Animations do not include narration. Visual tool only. • The animations included in this app accurately represent the anatomy and physiology of normal and impaired swallowing function. They were developed in conjunction with the evidence-based "Modified Barium Swallow Impairment Profile," or MBSImP. • Rarely does one physiologic swallow impairment exist alone. This app highlights primary impairments, but co-existing impairments typically occur and the examples shown here are no exception. • Available for iPhone and iPad.
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Dysphagia: FAQ

Does Dysphagia have support for iPad devices?

Yes, Dysphagia works on iPad devices.
The Dysphagia app was released by Northern Speech Services, Inc.
Your iOS device must be running iOS 14.1 or above.
The average rating for the Dysphagia app is 3.6.
The Primary Genre Of The Dysphagia App Is Medical.
The current version of Dysphagia is 2.3.
The latest Dysphagia update was rolled out on June 29, 2024.
The Dysphagia app launched on February 5, 2023.
The Dysphagia app contains no objectionable material and is suitable for children aged Northern Speech Services, Inc.
You can use the Dysphagia app in English.
No, Dysphagia is not available on Apple Arcade.
No, Dysphagia does not offer in-app purchases.
No, Dysphagia does not support compatibility with Apple Vision Pro.

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Reviews of Dysphagia

  • Audio would be helpful

    Great tool, it’s just hard to narrate when you’re not the one controlling the pointer
  • Excellant for Education

    I use this app on my phione to do a quick inservice to patients, families, nursing , CNA personel and Students in the field of Dysphagial. Every little inservice I do, the person/patient always states they have a greater underdstanding about normal swallow and the Dysphagia that they are experiencing, or what the individual patient with Dysphagia can drink or eatr, or to remain NPO.
    Mary Whitney Valantine M.S. CCC-SLP
  • Very helpful

    I use this app at least weekly in my practice, I so appreciate the clarity of the visuals and love that you can single out specific areas of impairment. Helpful for patients and colleagues alike.