Molina LCD, Ucles VV

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ABSTRACT

Lung cancer is one of the leading causes of cancer death in the world, being the main cause in 93 countries, this pathology has a survival of 15% in 5 year and at the beginning of the diagnosis 70 % of patients are non-operable . It is described that surgical treatment is the curative treatment of choice for this pathology , but not all patients are surgical at the time of diagnosis. Pulmonary rehabilitation is a multidisciplinary intervention that is based on evidence, is cost-effective , and for patients with lung cancer it has been seen that it can be based on the rehabilitation programs in COPD , this is safe and feasible in patients with advanced stages of the disease; another characteristic is that it can increase the number of operable cases .It takes 6 weeks to obtain substantial effects but from the 2-4 week physiological changes are seen

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