Food Bolus Texture and Tongue Activity Just before Swallowing in Human Mastication.

  • Shiozawa K
  • Kohyama K
  • Yanagisawa K
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Abstract

We investigatedthe effects of the physical properties of food boluses on tongue activity just beforeswallowing during food rnastication inhumans.Electromyographic (EMG ) activity was recorded fromthe skin over the rnylohyoid muscle (MH )of eight adult subjectS duringmastication of three kinds of food (gumi candy : G,pe且 nuts : P,rice cake : RC ).The texture Qf foodbolusescollected from the oral cavity justbeforeswallowing was measured using a creep meter according to a textureprofile analysis .The amplitude of the MH −EMG justbeforeswallowing was significantly (p く 0.001)largerduringmastication of RC than of G and P.Adhesivenesswas significantly (p < 0.001) higherinthe RC boluses than inthe G and P boluses.These results suggest thathighlyadhesive triturated foodrequireSforceful movements of the tongue to form a bo]us justbeforeswallowing .

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Shiozawa, K., Kohyama, K., & Yanagisawa, K. (1999). Food Bolus Texture and Tongue Activity Just before Swallowing in Human Mastication. Japanese Journal of Oral Biology, 41(4), 297–302. https://doi.org/10.2330/joralbiosci1965.41.297

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