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Rev Mex Med Fis Rehab 2013; 25 (3-4)

Effects of respiratory muscle re-education in children with spinal cord injury at the Children’s Rehabilitation Center Teleton Chihuahua

Flores SR, Rufino SY, de la O PLI

Language: Spanish
References: 26
Page: 89-93
PDF size: 174.51 Kb.


ABSTRACT

Introduction: The spinal cord injury is a complex condition that affects the qualm of life of the people that are suffering from it the respiratory complications are the principle cause of death in the medical condition, there are diverse alternatives that are used to treat said problem. Objective: To evaluate the muscular respiratory function before and after a program of respiratory reeducation in patients with fundamental injury of the Centro de Rehabilitación Infantil Teletón Chihuahua. Method: 32 children’s with spinal cord were studied while taking measurements whit peak inspiratory pressure, peak expiratory pressure, peak cough flow before muscular respiratory treatment lasting 10 thirty minute sessions; after witch measurements were taken again. Result: Are increase of peak inspiratory pressure (45.5 cmH2O/50.6 cmH2O) p = 0.011, increase of peak expiratory pressure (44.7 cmH2O/53.4 cmH2O) p = 0.017 and increase of peak cough flow (192 L/min/224 L/min) p = 0.004, was observed that is statically significant by which we know that with a muscle treatment we can avoid respiratory complications.


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