Respiratory Rehabilitation for Post-Covid-19 Patients

Malyavin, A. G.; Бабак, С. Л.; Горбунова, М. В.

doi:10.20514/2226-6704-2021-11-1-22-33

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“…At the same time, despite the high effectiveness of these rehabilitation measures noted by several researchers [3], [5], [7], [8], [9], conducting high-quality randomized controlled clinical trials to evaluate new various physical methods of rehabilitation of patients after COVID-associated pneumonia, which can serve as a basis for the development of future valid clinical recommendations, is an important task in the field of restorative medicine, physiotherapy and health resort therapy [6], especially in terms of the ongoing pandemic COVID-19 [6], [8], [9], [10], [11], [12].…”

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The Use of Bioacoustic Stimulation of the Respiratory System in Complex Medical Rehabilitation at a Health Resort Facility for Patients who have had COVID-associated Pneumonia

Bragin

Goloborodko

Erofeev³

et al. 2021

Open Access Maced J Med Sci

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BACKGROUND: In the context of the COVID-19 pandemic, the relevance of rehabilitation measures for patients with COVID-associated pneumonia has increased. AIM: The study aimed to review the effect of bioacoustic stimulation of the respiratory system (BSRS) with high-intensity low-frequency sounds on the dynamics of functional indicators of the respiratory system and the cardiovascular system, as well as indicators of psychoemotional and somatic states, the severity of post-traumatic stress disorders (PTSD) and cognitive capabilities in patients who have had COVID-associated pneumonia in the process of their medical rehabilitation at a health resort immediately after treatment of the disease in a hospital. MATERIALS AND METHODS: The randomized controlled open parallel prospective clinical study involved 28 patients undergoing medical rehabilitation after suffering moderate to severe COVID-19 complicated by community-acquired bilateral polysegmental pneumonia (COVID-associated pneumonia) of moderate to severe severity. Spirometry, pulse oximetry, compression oscillometry, bioelectrography, Mississippi Scale (civil version), and cognitive speed test were used to assess the functional parameters of the respiratory and cardiovascular systems, as well as indicators of psychoemotional and somatic states, the intensity of PTSD and cognitive abilities of patients before and after the course of rehabilitation measures. RESULTS: According to significant differences in changes in the indexes of external respiration, cardiac activity, psychological status, and the intensity of PTSD in patients of the main and control groups before and after a course of rehabilitation measures, it has been reliably established that the use of BSRS as a part of a complex of rehabilitation measures significantly increases the effectiveness of medical rehabilitation at a health resort for patients after COVID-associated pneumonia. CONCLUSION: The possibility and feasibility of using medical technology of BSRS with high-intensity low-frequency sound in complex medical rehabilitation of patients after COVID-associated pneumonia at the health resort stage have been scientifically substantiated.

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The Use of Bioacoustic Stimulation of the Respiratory System in Complex Medical Rehabilitation at a Health Resort Facility for Patients who have had COVID-associated Pneumonia

Bragin

Goloborodko

Erofeev³

et al. 2021

Open Access Maced J Med Sci

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Personalized rehabilitation of patients after COVID-19: the experience of the Republic of Mari El

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Soboleva²

2022

Pulʹmonologiâ (Mosk.)

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Two years after the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, not only the diagnosis and treatment, but also rehabilitation of patients at different times after the disease became relevant.The aim. To develop and analyze the efficiency of personalized hospital-based rehabilitation programs for COVID-19 patients.Methods. Retrospective analysis of medical records of 109 patients with COVID-19 admitted to the rehabilitation department. A team of physiotherapist, pulmonologist and psychiatrist used simulators (bicycle ergometer, treadmill, motomed, and stepper), physiotherapeutic exercises, training of respiratory muscles with Threshold IMT (Philips, Netherlands) simulators, psychotherapy, and physiotherapy.Results. A total of 109 patients, 59 (54%) men and 50 (46%) women, aged 56.54 ± 11.73 уears suffered from moderate (41%), severe (40%) and very severe (19%) COVID-19. 25% of the patients had concomitant diabetes mellitus, 65% – arterial hypertension, and 22% – ischemic heart disease. Patients with 5 rehabilitation points (5RP) on Rehabilitation Routing Scale walked a median distance of 110 [40; 248] m in the 6-minute walk test (6MWT), 4RP – 300 [240; 350] m in 6MWT, 3RP — 400 [360; 431] m in 6MWT. The difference in 6MWT distance was significant only between 4RP and 3RP groups (p < 0.001). By the end of rehabilitation program, 6MWT increased by 90 m in 5RP group, by 120 m – in 4RP group, and by 89 m in patients with 3RP (p = 0.036 between RPs and 4RP groups; р = 0.007 between 3RP and 5RP groups, respectively). SpO2 was over 95% in all patients by the end of rehabilitation.Conclusion. Comorbid patients after severe COVID-19 demonstrated better rehabilitation potential seen as improvement of exercise tolerance and respiratory status. The original personalized rehabilitation programs improve significantly impaired body functions early on after severe COVID-19.

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Respiratory Rehabilitation for Post-Covid-19 Patients

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The Use of Bioacoustic Stimulation of the Respiratory System in Complex Medical Rehabilitation at a Health Resort Facility for Patients who have had COVID-associated Pneumonia

The Use of Bioacoustic Stimulation of the Respiratory System in Complex Medical Rehabilitation at a Health Resort Facility for Patients who have had COVID-associated Pneumonia

Personalized rehabilitation of patients after COVID-19: the experience of the Republic of Mari El

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