Two intervention exercises for patients following abdominal surgery. (
Diaphragmatic Breathing vs. Volume Incentive Spirometry
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Other organizations : First People's Hospital of Nanning
Variable analysis
- Diaphragmatic breathing exercises
- Volume incentive spirometry (VIS)
- Not explicitly mentioned
- Participants were placed in a half-lying position
- Participants were instructed to relax their shoulders and upper chest so they could feel the rise and fall of their abdomen
- Duration of exercises (5 minutes, 4 times per day)
- Routine postoperative rehabilitation education before surgery
- Treatment guidance began 2 days before surgery
- Conventional diaphragmatic breathing exercises in the control group
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