Use of Brain Stimulation to Improve Swallowing in a Brainstem Stroke Patient with Cricopharyngeal Spasm: Case Report

In India, post-stroke dysphagia affects between 37 and 78 percent of people. recent years, research into transcranial magnetic stimulation has enhanced our understanding the neurological aspects swallowing, thanks in great part to Hamdy colleagues' pioneering work. TMS been shown help with depressive symptoms, anxiety, parkinsonian however, there is no study on how it can swallowing. This case looked at effects direct current combination standard swallowing training function brainstem stroke patients cricopharyngeal spasms.