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Dr. Roshdy Mohamed Kamel :: Publications:

Title:
Impact Of Positive End Expiratory Pressure Device On Maximum Expiratory Pressure, Maximum Voluntary Ventilation And Dyspnea Index In Patients After Valvular Heart Surgery: Randomized Controlled Trial
Authors: Mohamed Ibrahim Mabrouk, ELsayed Mehrem, Ahmed Barakat Bekheet, Roshdy Mohamed Kamel , Shymaa Mohamed Ali
Year: 2022
Keywords: Not Available
Journal: Journal of Positive School Psychology
Volume: 6
Issue: 6
Pages: 8186-8194
Publisher: Gorakhpur India: ASR Research Center
Local/International: International
Paper Link:
Full paper Roshdy Mohamed Kamel_Posititve Valvular Heart Surgery 2.pdf
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Abstract:

Background Rheumatic heart disease (RHD) is the most common cause of acquired heart disease in children and young adults globally In Egypt, the prevalence of RHD is still high and the use of devices and prosthetic materials is increasing dramatically. So this experiment was conducted to investigate the efficacy of PEEP device on respiratory muscle strength in patients who underwent valve surgery. Methods Evaluation Procedure 1- Measurement of MEP: This is the most widely used noninvasive method in the clinic for evaluation of respiratory muscle strength (RMS) 13. Steps of measuring: Respiratory pressure meter device: CareFusion UK 232 Ltd, ME4 4QY.UK, SN: (064-02857) used to measure MEP. 1-The device is at zero and calibrated before each measurement. 2- The patient maximally exhales from TLC. Nose clips are required. The patient is coached to ensure adequate lip seal around the mouthpiece and achieve maximum voluntary effort, and the effort is repeated until at least three measurements have

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