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Pagina 526
A, Patient with fully innervated diaphragm showing normal epigastric rise. B,
Patient with C5 level of injury showing less than full epigastric rise. Fig. 25-8.
Cineradiograph showing patient with a "poor" diaphragm. Dotted. Once
diaphragm ...
A, Patient with fully innervated diaphragm showing normal epigastric rise. B,
Patient with C5 level of injury showing less than full epigastric rise. Fig. 25-8.
Cineradiograph showing patient with a "poor" diaphragm. Dotted. Once
diaphragm ...
Pagina 529
Thus all patients with cervical and high thoracic injuries are candidates for
intensive diaphragm strengthening. Patients with lower ... The strength of the
diaphragm is used to determine which treatment technique to employ. Patients
with fair+ ...
Thus all patients with cervical and high thoracic injuries are candidates for
intensive diaphragm strengthening. Patients with lower ... The strength of the
diaphragm is used to determine which treatment technique to employ. Patients
with fair+ ...
Pagina 542
The therapist verified the diaphragm contraction by placing the fingers slightly
under the edge of the sixth, seventh, and eighth ribs. Bill was instructed to take a
deep breath in an attempt to increase the epigastric rise. While he viewed this ...
The therapist verified the diaphragm contraction by placing the fingers slightly
under the edge of the sixth, seventh, and eighth ribs. Bill was instructed to take a
deep breath in an attempt to increase the epigastric rise. While he viewed this ...
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part one Cardiac physical therapy part two Pulmonary physical therapy | 1 |
Respiratory muscles 505 26 Evaluation and physical treatment of the patient with | 24 |
Philosophy and structure of a cardiac rehabilitation 12 Respiratory physiology | 217 |
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