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Therefore, increasing physical activity should be a prominent goal in pulmonary rehabilitation.
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The elements of a pulmonary rehabilitation program require a variety of different skills.
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However, the relationship between pulmonary rehabilitation and taste sensitivity has not been evaluated.
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Results: Patients improved their functional capacity after the pulmonary rehabilitation.
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Key clinical trials, meta-analyses, and national guidelines or statements on pulmonary rehabilitation were identified.
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Taste sensitivity was evaluated before and after pulmonary rehabilitation using the taste recognition threshold.
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Guidelines for the use of energy conservation techniques are widely used in pulmonary rehabilitation programs.
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In addition, pulmonary rehabilitation and palliative care are important components under the right clinical circumstance.
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Conclusions: OSA is highly prevalent in patients with moderate to severe COPD referred to pulmonary rehabilitation.
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Section B includes five questions regarding patient satisfaction with the educational component of pulmonary rehabilitation programs.
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Components of pulmonary rehabilitation and palliative care should be administered as part of good medical care.
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Some pulmonary rehabilitation programs instruct patients to inhale while raising their arms, whereas others recommend the opposite.
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This study tested the hypothesis that severity of respiratory disability may affect the outcome of pulmonary rehabilitation.
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There was an improvement in five of the nine quality-of-life subscales of the SF-36 following pulmonary rehabilitation.
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The gains to be realized and the basis for improvement following pulmonary rehabilitation are detailed in this article.
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The main outcomes were the Glittre-ADL test and six-minute walk test, before and after 24 sessions of pulmonary rehabilitation.
