COVİD-19 HASTALARINDA PULMONER REHABİLİTASYON

Abstract

COVID-19 hafif pnömoniden septik şoka kadar ilerleyebilen bir klinik spektruma sahiptir. Akciğer tutulumu, uzun süren immobilizasyon, fiziksel performans ve kas gücünde azalma, eşlik eden psikososyal bozukluklar rehabilitasyon ihtiyacını ortaya çıkartmaktadır.. Ana tutulum hedefi pulmoner sistemi olan bu hastalıkta pulmoner rehabilitasyonun (PR) yeri kaçınılmazdır. COVID-19’da PR’un yeri ile ilgili veriler gitgide artmakta, konsensüs raporları, öneriler şeklinde yayınlar rapor edilmektedir.

Keywords

• Covid-19
• Pulmoner rehabilitasyon,
• Gögüs fizyoterapisi
• Koronavirüs

Pulmonary Rehabilitation In the Patients with COVID-19

Abstract

COVID-19 has a clinical spectrum from mild pneumonia to septic shock. Pulmonary involvement, prolonged immobilization, reducing in physical performance and muscle strength, co-existence psychosocial disorders reveal the need for rehabilitation. Pulmoner system is the main target of this disease so the role of pulmonary rehabilitation (PR) is inevitable. Data on the role of PR in COVID-19 are increasing, publications in the form of consensus reports and recommendations are reported.

Keywords

• Covid-19
• Pulmonary Rehabilitation
• Chest Physiotherapy
• Respiratory
• Coronavirus

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