Why the study?
Does Phase 1 early cardiac rehabilitation improve effectiveness and safety in patients after coronary artery bypass grafting?
Does Phase 1 early cardiac rehabilitation improve effectiveness and safety in patients after coronary artery bypass grafting?
This review analyzes existing data on the effectiveness and safety of early in-hospital cardiac rehabilitation following CABG, noting the lack of a single universally recommended program.
No universal early post-CABG cardiac rehabilitation protocol exists; leaves open need for standardized comparative trials before routine adoption.
The number of patients undergoing coronary artery bypass grafting is increasing over the past decade. Therefore, cardiac rehabilitation following CABG is gaining new relevance. Advanced cardiac rehabilitation program following CABG includes three phases. Phase I of cardiac rehabilitation is an initial in-hospital phase, which all patients undergo after surgery. However, there is no single Phase 1 cardiac rehabilitation program recommended for patients following CABG in the in-hospital settings. This review presents an analysis of existing Russian, European and American data on effectiveness and safety of early rehabilitation in patients after CABG in the in-hospital settings.
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