Narrative review demonstrates prehabilitation improves perioperative outcomes in thoracic surgery patients, suggesting tailored programs may be beneficial.
Prehabilitation is an essential and continuous process for improving the overall perioperative outcomes. Its role in various onco-surgical procedures has proven beneficial time and again. In thoracic surgeries, prehabilitation is deemed necessary as these are adverse perioperative outcomes. The prehabilitation program consists of various components, but they can always be tailored as per the patient’s needs and the type of surgical procedure intended.
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