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Gary H. McCullough,
Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Education:
Ph.D., Hearing and Speech Sciences, Vanderbilt
University
M.A., Speech-Language Pathology, University of
Tennessee, Knoxville
B.A., Religion and Journalism, Washington and Lee
University
Courses:
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Voice Disorders
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Evidence-Based
Practice
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Grant Writing
Current
Research:
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Treatment of
Dysphagia Using the Mendelsohn Maneuver. This is an
R03 project funded by NIH/NIDCD to investigate the
physiologic changes in swallowing function
post-stroke using the Mendelsohn maneuver in
conjunction with surface EMG.
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Real-Time Internet
Evaluation of Swallowing. This is an R01 project
funded by NIH/NIDCD to investigate the utility of
long-distance, real-time internet evaluation of
swallowing function. This is a joint investigation
with The University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
and The VA Medical Center, GRECC, in Madison, WI.
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Treatment of
Language and Memory in Patients with Alzheimer’s
Disease. This is a pilot research study funded by
the Memory Research Center at UAMS to investigate
spaced retrieval training for memory in patients
with Alzheimer’s disease. Dr. Kim McCullough is PI
on this project.
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Temporal measures
of swallowing function in normal adults and patients
post-stroke. These data are being analyzed in
conjunction with Dr. Youngsun Kim at The University
of Ohio.
Future Research:
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Measures of change
in hyolaryngeal function and upper esophageal
sphincter opening in normal adults and patients
post-stroke.
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Functional,
long-term outcomes of patients post-stroke or
head-and-neck cancer when evaluated using
telemedicine.
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