… therapy in elective cardiac surgery patients, in order to provide theoretical basis for Chinese
medical staff to improve the prognosis of patients … the perception of terminally ill patients in …

… patient's perception of care? (Harper, Marcom, Wall) 21: 327 Do attitudes of nursing personnel
affect the patient's perception of … in children for open heart surgery (Barnes and others) 21: …

… Congress of Physical Therapy investigated and reported on the conditions of aquatic therapy
in … While there was no evidence of increased physical function or perceived general health, …

… Before treatment, there were no statistical differences in the scores for perception, emotion,
… scores for perception, emotion, cognition and the behavior were all reduced in the patients, …

… abdominal surgery), respiratory infection (pneumonia in 1–3% of patients after heart surgery),
… Gender differences in the pain perception and in response to treatment are well described …

… dimensions of health: physical limitation (PL), any recent change in the severity of angina
(AS), frequency of angina (AF), satisfaction with treatment (TS), and disease perception (DP). …

… Twenty patients undergoing cardiac surgery were seen one or more times by a psychiatrist …
up any mísconceptions the patient had about the forthcoming surgery and he taught him a …

… muscle training for patients undergoing cardiac surgery,and … lung rehabilitation after
cardiac surgery. Some suggestions were … on perceived health-related quality of life in patients …

… therapy for a minimum of 3 hours per day, including individual physical therapy and occupational
therapy… neuromuscular facilitation, sensation-perception training, and training for daily …

… NEW" Prehabilitation: a 3-way approach to improve postoperative survival and health-related
quality of life in cardiac surgery patients. Canadian Journal of Cardiology, 2018,34(7):839-…