Effect of a simple breathing exercise on post op quality of rehabilitation among patients undergoing surgery under GA & CS-A RCT
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.48047/kbst1j09Keywords:
QoR, GA, CS, pulmonaryAbstract
Background: In the field of post-surgery care, maximizing rehabilitation results is a top priority for
healthcare providers. Among different treatments being explored, simple breathing exercises are
showing promise as an effective way to improve recovery after surgeries performed under general
anesthesia or conscious sedation. This RCT aims to study how these exercises impact the rehabilitation
quality of patients, providing insight into their ability to reduce post-operative complications and
enhance overall recovery progress.
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