喉切除术后言语和吞咽康复电子健康软件的开发

IF 1.7 4区医学 Q2 OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGY

Laryngoscope Investigative Otolaryngology Pub Date : 2025-04-02 DOI:10.1002/lio2.70136

M. Gugatschka, N. Egger, R. Rehb, C. Reiter, M. Rudes, R. Mischak, K. Haspl

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摘要

目的：我们提供了一项可行性研究的数据，该研究通过新设计的电子健康软件对喉切除术和/或半喉切除术后的患者进行语言和吞咽康复。方法在住院期间招募患者，出院时给药。另外，已经接受过训练但没有明显改善的患者被纳入接受更强的训练。培训方案包括异步（例如，自我评估和预先定义的培训方案）和同步（例如，视频通信）治疗；参与时间为8周。一般人口统计参数，以及具体参数（生活质量，语言可理解性）在干预前后进行评估。结果我们的队列包括8例患者（平均年龄：69岁）。基本结果参数显著改善（权重、音节可理解性）。结论我们的可行性研究表明，我们的软件安全易用，可以很容易地融入患者的日常生活。关键参数如重量和可理解性在仅仅8周的训练后得到了改善。证据水平NA

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Development of an e-Health Software for Speech and Swallowing Rehabilitation Following Laryngectomy

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Development of an e-Health Software for Speech and Swallowing Rehabilitation Following Laryngectomy

Objectives

We present data from a feasibility study where patients following laryngectomy and/or hemi-laryngectomy received speech and swallowing rehabilitation via a newly designed e-health software.

Methods

Patients were recruited during their stay at the hospital and were equipped with a tablet upon discharge. Alternatively, patients who already underwent training but did not improve significantly were included to receive a more intense training. The training protocol comprised asynchronous (e.g., self-assessment and pre-defining training protocols) and synchronous (e.g., video communication) therapies; participation lasted for 8 weeks. General demographic parameters, as well as specific parameters (quality of life, speech comprehensibility) were assessed pre- and post-interventional.

Results

Our cohort consisted of eight patients (mean age: 69 years.) Essential outcome parameters improved significantly (weight, comprehensibility for syllables).

Conclusion

Our feasibility study showed that our software is safe and easy-to-use and can be easily integrated into patients' everyday lives. Key parameters such as weight and comprehensibility improved after just 8 weeks of training.