Role of physiotherapy in preparation of patients with spirometric limit values for planned operations of lung parenchyma resection
Keywords:
respiratory physiotherapy, borderline spirometry values, removal of the section of the lungAbstract
Authors of the work introduce a ten-day physiotherapy program of respiratory tract which is applied to the patients who have borderline respiratory values and therefore are being prepared to the operation of removal part of the lung . Work done by the physiotherapists is a necessary action that is taken to prepare patients to the minor operation of removal. Such operations are connected with a loss of respiratory surface.
Material and methods: 26 patients were involved in medical examination (21 men and 5 women), they were qualified to the removal operation of the section of lung . The examination showed that they indicate borderline spirometry values (VC, FEV1 about 60% of the standard).
Results: Thanks to the rehabilitation spirometry values of 21 patients increased.
Conclusions: Widely understood, complex and well matched respiratory physiotherapy should be one of the necessary elements of treating patients not only before the operation but also when a patient is being prepared to the operation.
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