Effects of Abdominal Breathing Training Using Biofeedback on Stress, Immune Response and Quality of Life in Patients with a Mastectomy for Breast Cancer

Kim, Keum Soon; Lee, So Woo; Choe, Myoung Ae; Yi, Myung Sun; Choi, S-Mi; Kwon, So Hi

doi:10.4040/jkan.2005.35.7.1295

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“…With regard to the mood states, we found a significant reduction of tension, anger, and depressive feelings after both breathing interventions, indicating a more general reduction of the stress level. As has been shown, several studies parallel to our findings have demonstrated a reduction of negative feelings due to breathing exercises both in patients with chronic pain and healthy controls [2-4, 18,35,[88][89][90][91][92]. In contrast to our findings that only rDSB is able to selectively modify autonomic response and pain perception, mood processing was affected in a similar manner irrespective of the breathing maneuver.…”

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The Effect of Deep and Slow Breathing on Pain Perception, Autonomic Activity, and Mood Processing—An Experimental Study

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The Effect of Deep and Slow Breathing on Pain Perception, Autonomic Activity, and Mood Processing—An Experimental Study

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“…Most studies on quality of life have been focused on chronical diseases or others that somehow have a high impact on the patient's lifestyle, and sometimes requires the patient to make changes to life habits. In cancer in particular, QOL has been studies for more than three decades, with research works focused on particular cancer types and the impact on the individual quality of life [27][28][29][30][31], as well as more general research works by Aaronson [32] and Rehse [33].…”

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A Review of Commercial and Medical-Grade Physiological Monitoring Devices for Biofeedback-Assisted Quality of Life Improvement Studies

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With the rise in wearable technology and "health culture", we are seeing an increasing interest and affordances in studying how to not only prolong life expectancy but also in how to improve individuals' quality of life. On the one hand, this attempts to give meaning to the increasing life expectancy, as living above a certain threshold of pain and lack of autonomy or mobility is both degrading and unfair. On the other hand, it lowers the cost of continuous care, as individuals with high quality of life indexes tend to have lower hospital readmissions or secondary complications, not to mention higher physical and mental health. In this paper, we evaluate the current state of the art in physiological therapy (biofeedback) along with the existing medical grade and consumer grade hardware for physiological research. We provide a quick primer on the most commonly monitored physiologic metrics, as well as a brief discussion on the current state of the art in biofeedback-assisted medical applications. We then go on to present a comparative analysis between medical and consumer grade biofeedback devices and discuss the hardware specifications and potential practical applications of each consumer grade device in terms of functionality and adaptability for controlled (laboratory) and uncontrolled (field) studies. We end this article with some empirical observations based on our study so that readers might use take them into consideration when arranging a laboratory or real-world experience, thus avoiding costly time delays and material expenditures.

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“…Sin embargo, algunas investigaciones han constatado descensos más relevantes a partir de 4 semanas de entrenamiento 18 y de 6 semanas 16 . Tras 4 semanas de tratamiento respiratorio, realizado por el servicio de enfermería, pudieron observarse igualmente descensos en las medidas de ansiedad y estrés y mejoras en la calidad de vida, aunque solo en esta última con significación estadística (p = 0,04) 19 . Un entrenamiento respiratorio realizado en pacientes con síndrome de hiperventilación crónica mostró mejoría al cabo de 4 semanas, aunque los resultados fueron claramente significativos (p = 0,04) tras 8 semanas 20 .…”

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“…Gerokomos. 2015;26(1):[18][19][20][21][22] José Ignacio Cea Ugarte, Asunción González-Pinto Arrillaga y Olga M.ª Cabo González…”

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Efectos de la respiración controlada sobre los síntomas de estrés y ansiedad en una población de 55 a 65 años: estudio piloto

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Efectos de la respiración controlada sobre los síntomas de estrés y ansiedad en una población de 55 a 65 años. Estudio piloto Voluntary management breathing and stress reduction in 55 to 65 year old persons. Pilot study RESUMEN Este estudio evaluó una terapia, la respiración manejada a voluntad, sobre la ansiedad y el estrés en una población con edades comprendidas entre 55 y 65 años. Un total de 54 sujetos fueron asignados a un grupo de tratamiento, de información sobre estrés, y a un grupo sin intervención. Un diseño experimental con medidas repetidas para la evaluación pretratamiento y postratamiento mostró, después de 3 semanas, un descenso significativo en síntomas de estrés en el grupo experimental. La variabilidad en los grupos y el pequeño número de sesiones podría explicar que no se encontraran diferencias intergrupales significativas. PALABRAS CLAVE: terapia de manejo voluntario de la respiración, estrés.

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Effects of Abdominal Breathing Training Using Biofeedback on Stress, Immune Response and Quality of Life in Patients with a Mastectomy for Breast Cancer

Cited by 16 publications

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The Effect of Deep and Slow Breathing on Pain Perception, Autonomic Activity, and Mood Processing—An Experimental Study

The Effect of Deep and Slow Breathing on Pain Perception, Autonomic Activity, and Mood Processing—An Experimental Study

A Review of Commercial and Medical-Grade Physiological Monitoring Devices for Biofeedback-Assisted Quality of Life Improvement Studies

Efectos de la respiración controlada sobre los síntomas de estrés y ansiedad en una población de 55 a 65 años: estudio piloto

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