Inspiratory muscle training as a strategy to reduce frailty status and improve lung function in elderly individuals with long COVID: A pilot randomized clinical trial - Amsterdam 2025

Physiotherapy strategies for long-term management of lung cancer and COVID-19

Chair(s): Chris Burtin, Catherine Granger

Session type: Poster session

Inspiratory muscle training as a strategy to reduce frailty status and improve lung function in elderly individuals with long COVID: A pilot randomized clinical trial

Deivd Siqueira

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The effects of high-intensity interval exercise training on oxygen consumption, muscle oxygenation, and quality of life in patients with post-COVID-19 with pulmonary involvement

Ece Baytok

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A preliminary study comparing the effectiveness of telerehabilitation and physical activity recommendations in post-covid fibrosis

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Patient experience of a home-based exercise and self-management program after lung cancer surgery: qualitative evaluation of a randomised clinical trial

Catherine Granger

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Carbon monoxide diffusion and its relationship with inspiratory capacity, total lung capacity and maximum respiratory pressures in post-covid 19 patients Colombia

Julián Andrés Rivera Motta

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The effect of exercise on serum inflammatory biomarkers in lung cancer patients who had surgery: a systematic review of randomized controlled studies

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Association between one-minute sit-to-stand test and cardiorespiratory fitness in patients awaiting lung cancer surgery

Raquel Sebio Garcia

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Rehabilitation Capacity for Long COVID Care in British Columbia

Pat Camp

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Effect of resilience on cancer-related symptoms during lung cancer diagnosis: when should educational programs begin?

Alejandro Heredia Ciuró

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Rehabilitation Needs of Long COVID Patients in British Columbia

Débora Melissa Petry Moecke

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Understanding outcomes of virtual rehabilitation in long COVID: post-hoc analysis of a randomized controlled trial (RCT)

Kriti Agarwal

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RETOS: Personalized Intervention and Behavior Change in Physical Activity Among Lung Cancer Survivors: Pilot Study

Jordi Vilaró Casamitjana

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Empowering pulmonary rehabilitation for next pandemic:quality of life of severe COVID-19 survivors four years after discharge.

Rebecca Farah

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Inspiratory muscle training as a strategy to reduce frailty status and improve lung function in elderly individuals with long COVID: A pilot randomized clinical trial

Deivd Siqueira

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