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Intervention of a Multi-channeled Oral Irrigation Device for Improving Oral Health in Rehabilitation Patients After StrokeIntervention of a Multi-channeled Oral Irrigation Device for Improving Oral Health in Rehabilitation Patients After Stroke

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Intervention of a Multi-channeled Oral Irrigation Device for Improving Oral Health in Rehabilitation Patients After Stroke
Authors
김찬규박근수장종화노세응김현정이성아
Issue Date
Mar-2024
Publisher
국제차세대융합기술학회
Keywords
Stroke; Dry Mouth; Oral Health; Turbidity; Food Residue; Dental Device; 뇌졸중; 입마름; 구강건강; 탁도; 음식물 잔사; 치과의료기기
Citation
차세대융합기술학회논문지, v.8, no.3, pp 730 - 741
Pages
12
Journal Title
차세대융합기술학회논문지
Volume
8
Number
3
Start Page
730
End Page
741
URI
https://scholarworks.bwise.kr/sch/handle/2021.sw.sch/26112
DOI
10.33097/JNCTA.2024.08.3.730
ISSN
2508-8270
Abstract
The purpose of this study is to evaluate the efficacy and safety of a multi-channel oral irrigation (MCOI) device for oral care in stroke patients at a rehabilitation hospital. Turbidity and food residue in oral irrigated water collected by the MCOI were assessed, along with oral health indicators such as tongue coating and dryness. Twenty-four stroke patients, including 11 with cognitive impairment, used the MCOI without adverse effects. Following 3 consecutive cycles of the MCOI, there was a significant reduction in the turbidity and food residue of the mouth-rinsed water (p<0.001). In conclusion, the use of the MCOI in stroke patients resulted in improved oral hygiene, offering a new alternative for challenging oral care in stroke patients. Additionally, it may save therapists' time during swallowing rehabilitation sessions by incorporating oral cleaning practices.
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