2013Bulletin of Siberian MedicineOpen access

RESPIRATORY FUNCTION RECOVERY OF THE POSTSURGICAL PATIENTS BY MEANS OF THE BIOFEEDBACK OF THE CARBON DIOXIDE CONCENTRATION IN EXHALED AIR AND RESPIRATORY RATE

N. G. Brazovskaya, Ye. V. Melekhin, М. В. Светлик, K. S. Brazovsky, А. Н. Вусик

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The methodical, technical and software realization of the biofeedback of expiration parameters are described. The biofeedback training method based on the breath frequency and CO2 concentration regulation is proposed. Preliminary study was conducted in the group of patients after abdominal surgical. It has been shown that the patients master their skills of CO2 concentration self-regulation. Using biofeedback for the postsurgical rehabilitation facilitates the rapid recovery of the expiration parameters.

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The methodical, technical and software realization of the biofeedback of expiration parameters are described. The biofeedback training method based on the breath frequency and CO2 concentration regulation is proposed. Preliminary study was conducted in the group of patients after abdominal surgical. It has been shown that the patients master their skills of CO2 concentration self-regulation. Using biofeedback for the postsurgical rehabilitation facilitates the rapid recovery of the expiration parameters.

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The methodical, technical and software realization of the biofeedback of expiration parameters are described. The biofeedback training method based on the breath frequency and CO2 concentration regulation is proposed. Preliminary study was conducted in the group of patients after abdominal surgical. It has been shown that the patients master their skills of CO2 concentration self-regulation. Using biofeedback for the postsurgical rehabilitation facilitates the rapid recovery of the expiration parameters.

Key concepts: Biofeedback, Expiration, Respiratory system, Medicine, Ventilation (architecture), Carbon dioxide, Rehabilitation, Breathing

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