A patient with left hemiparesis due to stroke who had food leftovers on the left side of the mouth during eating

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  • Kinoshita Koki
    Geriatric Health Services Facility, Second Sakuraen Clinical Research Division of Rehabilitation, Sakakibarahakuho Hospital
  • Kimura Yuta
    Geriatric Health Services Facility, Sakuraen Clinical Research Division of Rehabilitation, Sakakibarahakuho Hospital
  • Miyoshi Kanako
    Department of Rehabilitation, Sakakibarahakuho Hospital Clinical Research Division of Rehabilitation, Sakakibarahakuho Hospital
  • Yamamoto Yoshinori
    Department of Rehabilitation, Sakakibarahakuho Hospital Clinical Research Division of Rehabilitation, Sakakibarahakuho Hospital
  • Kado Naoki
    Department of Physical Therapy, Kobe College of Rehabilitation and Welfare
  • Suzuki Toshiaki
    Graduate School of Health Sciences, Graduate School of Kansai University of Health Sciences

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  • 食事動作にて左側に食べ残しを認めた脳梗塞左片麻痺の一症例
  • ショクジ ドウサ ニテ ヒダリガワ ニ タベ ノコシ オ ミトメタ ノウコウソク サ ヘンマヒ ノ イチ ショウレイ

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<p>We performed physical therapy for a patient with left hemiparesis due to stroke who had food leftovers on the left side of the mouth during eating. In the sitting position, the patient’s pelvis was tilted backward and rotated left, and there was a left depression, which was restrained owing to hypotonia of the left gluteus maximus muscle. The patient’s body was bent toward the right, which made turning the face to the left side difficult during mealtimes. After physiotherapy for lowering the muscle tone of the left gluteus maximus and restricting the range of motion of the thoracolumbar right-side flexion, the pelvic back tilt, left rotation, lower left restraint, and left trunk flexion were reduced in the sitting position. The patient could now turn the face to the left side, and the amount of food leftovers on the left side of the mouth during mealtimes decreased.</p>

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