AbstractBackground: Surgery has become an important part of global health care, estimated
to about 234 million patients operated yearly. Surgery and general anesthesia directly …

Background: Surgery has become an important part of global health care, estimated to about
234 million patients operated yearly. Surgery and general anesthesia directly affects the …

Background: The purpose of the study is to find the Combined effect of Active cycle of
breathing technique and Autogenic drainage on PEFR and inspiratory capacity in …

ABSTRACT BACKGROUND: Hypoxemia and pulmonary complications are common after
upper abdominal surgery (UAS). OBJECTIVE: To examine whether inclusion of autogenic …

Introduction: Chronic bronchitis (CB) is a common but variable phenomenon in chronic
obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). It has numerous clinical consequences, including …

Abstract Introduction: Chronic Bronchitis (CB) is an obstructive pulmonary disease in which
there is obstruction in airways due to excessive mucous secretions. Chest physiotherapy is …

Background: Postoperative Pulmonary Function Is Affected Be Upper Abdominal Surgery,
As Observed By Impairment Of Lung Volumes Such As Total Lung Capacity, Vital Capacity …

Background: The patients undergoing abdominal surgery has characteristic post-operative
mechanical abnormality in respiration like restrictive pattern of ventilation. Spontaneous …

Background: PPC complication like at elect as is, reduced lung capacity, secretions, etc. are
the most common complications seen in the patients undergoing upper abdominal surgery …

Described by Jean Chevaillier in 1967, autogenic drainage is an airway clearance
technique that is widely used throughout Europe. The technique is characterised by …