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Comparison of Inspiratory Muscle Training and Rib Raising Technique in Pulmonary Diseases Subjects


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1 Physiotherapy college, Dehradun, UK, India
2 HIHT University, Dehradun, UK, India
3 HIHT University, Dehradun -UK, India
     

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Aims & Objectives: Epidemiological data shows that the pulmonary diseases are the leading cause of morbidity and mortality worldwide. The Pathophysiology of respiratory disease most commonly associated with decrease in the thoracic mobility and muscle strength .Therefore use of manipulative techniques such as rib raising technique and muscle strengthening techniques will be helpful in setting up a better exercise protocol for pulmonary rehabilitation.

Methodology: This experimental study was carried out with 30 subjects of COPD and RLD including both male and female subjects with a ratio of 5:1% at chest ward of Himalayan hospital-Dehradun. The data was collected by taking outcome variables in form of Heart rate, Mean Chest Expansion, Dyspnea, SPO2, Respiratory Rate, 6MWD test. Data Analysis: Data was analyzed with the help of parametric test in form of T-test and ANOVA followed by Post hoc test Bonferroni where required .The significant level set at (p?0.05).

Result: The comparison of result among all groups shows significant changes from day1 to day 3. IMT showed more significant improvement in form of functional capacity. Other than functional capacity no other variable has been able to differentiate among all groups.

Discussion: It states that IMT group showed better result as compared to other groups in improving functional capacity. The physiology behind IMT group's better result is increasing accessory muscles and inspiratory muscle strength which are the main affected target structures in pulmonary diseases.

Conclusions: IMT is better in improving functional capacity as compared to other groups, so it should be a valuable and compulsory tool of pulmonary rehabilitation.

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COPD {Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Diseases}, RLD {Restrictive Lung Diseases}, IMT {Inspiratory Muscle Training}, RRT {RIB Raising Technique}, RR{Respiratory Rate}, HR{Heart Rate}, SPO2 {Saturation of Partial Pressure of Oxygen
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Sulbha Chawla
Physiotherapy college, Dehradun, UK, India
Ravinder Narwal
HIHT University, Dehradun, UK, India
Jagdish Rawat
HIHT University, Dehradun -UK, India

Abstract


Aims & Objectives: Epidemiological data shows that the pulmonary diseases are the leading cause of morbidity and mortality worldwide. The Pathophysiology of respiratory disease most commonly associated with decrease in the thoracic mobility and muscle strength .Therefore use of manipulative techniques such as rib raising technique and muscle strengthening techniques will be helpful in setting up a better exercise protocol for pulmonary rehabilitation.

Methodology: This experimental study was carried out with 30 subjects of COPD and RLD including both male and female subjects with a ratio of 5:1% at chest ward of Himalayan hospital-Dehradun. The data was collected by taking outcome variables in form of Heart rate, Mean Chest Expansion, Dyspnea, SPO2, Respiratory Rate, 6MWD test. Data Analysis: Data was analyzed with the help of parametric test in form of T-test and ANOVA followed by Post hoc test Bonferroni where required .The significant level set at (p?0.05).

Result: The comparison of result among all groups shows significant changes from day1 to day 3. IMT showed more significant improvement in form of functional capacity. Other than functional capacity no other variable has been able to differentiate among all groups.

Discussion: It states that IMT group showed better result as compared to other groups in improving functional capacity. The physiology behind IMT group's better result is increasing accessory muscles and inspiratory muscle strength which are the main affected target structures in pulmonary diseases.

Conclusions: IMT is better in improving functional capacity as compared to other groups, so it should be a valuable and compulsory tool of pulmonary rehabilitation.

Keywords


COPD {Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Diseases}, RLD {Restrictive Lung Diseases}, IMT {Inspiratory Muscle Training}, RRT {RIB Raising Technique}, RR{Respiratory Rate}, HR{Heart Rate}, SPO2 {Saturation of Partial Pressure of Oxygen

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