1995
DOI: 10.3109/09593989509036406
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The incidence of pulmonary complications in patients not receiving prophylactic chest physiotherapy after cardiac surgery

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“…The authors do not wish to advocate that MH is an essential part of the management of patients post-CAS. Indeed, previous studies have not shown physiotherapy interventions to be of any additional benefit in preventing post-operative pulmonary complications post-CAS (Jenkins et al, 1989;Stiller et al, 1994;Stiller et al, 1995). It is suggested that this study be replicated in other patient populations to establish if the improvements found in C L and oxygenation in the post-CAS group are evident in those more likely to receive MH as part of their physiotherapy management.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 82%
“…The authors do not wish to advocate that MH is an essential part of the management of patients post-CAS. Indeed, previous studies have not shown physiotherapy interventions to be of any additional benefit in preventing post-operative pulmonary complications post-CAS (Jenkins et al, 1989;Stiller et al, 1994;Stiller et al, 1995). It is suggested that this study be replicated in other patient populations to establish if the improvements found in C L and oxygenation in the post-CAS group are evident in those more likely to receive MH as part of their physiotherapy management.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 82%
“…Numerous studies have challenged the need for this traditional protocol, arguing that it is not necessary for all patients and thus may not be the best use of physical therapy resources. [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11] Additionally, the effectiveness of certain traditional treatments-for example, incentive spirometry (IS) 6,12,13 and deep breathing and coughing (DB&C) 6 -has not been supported by systematic or narrative reviews. Several other studies have suggested that there is no benefit to adding traditional breathing exercises to a program of mobilization, with or without coughing or huffing, in terms of patient outcomes following uncomplicated coronary artery bypass graft (CABG) surgery.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Літературні джерела пропонують дуже велике різноманіття у заходах та особливостях їх виконання . Водночас є досить велика кількість досліджень, котрі не підтверджують ефективність певних технік респіраторної ФТ [9,24,39] та протоколів ранньої мобілізації [6,14,15] .…”
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