Dyspnea is defined by an increased laboured breathing, due to interactions of motor,
sensory and metabolic nerve impulses, with increased airway resistance, caused by hypox …

Dyspnea is defined by an increased laboured breathing, due to interactions of motor,
sensory and metabolic nerve impulses, with increased airway resistance, caused by …

Pulmonary rehabilitation is a comprehensive, patient-tailored intervention, that can be
started at any stage of a respiratory disorder. Patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary …

Pulmonary rehabilitation represents a modern therapeutic approach of respiratory diseases,
with a multidisciplinary character, including: physical training, therapeutic education …

Dyspnea is the main symptom perceived by patients affected by chronic respiratory
diseases. It derives from a complex interaction of signals arising in the central nervous …

Dyspnea (from dys= difficult, disordered & pnea= breath), breathlessness, or shortness of
breath are terms used interchangeably to describe an uncomfortable sensation of breathing …

PULMONARY REHABILITATION–FROM GUIDELINES TO PRACTICE (Abstract): Pulmonary
rehabilitation is an integral part of clinical management and health maintenance of patients …

Pulmonary rehabilitation (PR) for patients with primary pulmonary disease can have a great
effect on quality of life, functional capacity, and activities of daily living as well as a potential …

IntroductionDyspnoea is a complex, multifaceted and highly personalized sensory
experience, the source and mechanisms of which are incompletely understood. Activity …

COPD is a progressive disease of the respiratory system that, if untreated, decreases the
quality of life of patients. The treatment of COPD is mainly based on the use of …