[Correlation between swallowing function and pulmonary ventilation function and respiratory muscles strength in patients with dysphagia after stroke].

To observe the difference of pulmonary function among patients with dysphagia after stroke, patients without dysphagia and normal people, and to explore the correlation between swallowing function and pulmonary function. From September 2018 to April 2019, 310 stroke patients were enrolled from the rehabilitation department and neurology department of sun yat-sen memorial hospital, sun yat-sen university, of which 60 were selected as standard stroke patients. Pulmonary function of the three groups was assessed by pulmonary function detector and further compared. The swallowing function of the dysphagia group after stroke was examined by using videofluroscopic swallowing study (VFSS). The swallowing function was quantitatively assessed by Rosenbek penetration-aspiration scale (PAS), dysphagia outcome and severity scale (DOSS) and videofluoroscopy dysphagia scale (VDS), and the correlation between swallowing function and respiratory function was analyzed. There were significant differences in pulmonary function among three groups (0.05). Besides the FEF25,FVC, FIVC between patients with dysphagia after stroke and patients without dysphagia, the FEF75 between patients without dysphagia and normal people (all 0.05), there were significant differences in the pairwise comparison of other indicators (all 0.05). There were correlations between PAS and MIP (-0.618, 0.001),PAS and MEP (-0.410, 0.038), PAS and PEF (-0.443, 0.024), DOSS and MIP (0.602, 0.000),DOSS and MEP (0.496, 0.005), DOSS and PEF (0.553, 0.002), VDS and MEP (-0.483, 0.012),VDS and PEF (-0.494, 0.010), respectively. The pulmonary function of dysphagia patients after stroke decrease significantly, and the severity of dysphagia is correlated with the decrease of pulmonary function.