Jun Kohyama, Makoto Ono, Yuki Anzai, Ai Kishino, Keita Tamanuki, Kengo Moriyama, Yoko Saito, Runa Emoto, George Fuse, Yoshiho Hatai
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Pediatrics international : official journal of the Japan Pediatric Society
respiratory impairments refer reduction pulmonary function may adversely affect individuals health incentive spirometry technique designed assist patients achieving preset airflow volume volume determined predicted values baseline measurements study aims assess effect incentive spirometry respiratory impairments fiftyfour patients aged 40 years obstructive restrictive mixed respiratory impairments attending respiratory clinic lagos state university teaching hospital ikeja lasuth recruited assigned three groups 18 participants based class respiratory impairment participants category respiratory impairment subdivided three groups final group six participants per class impairment participate experiment study doubleblind randomised control trial two intervention groups one parallel placebo control group pulmonary function assessed every procedure sixminute walk test 6mwt medical research council dyspnoea scale pulmonary functional status dyspnea questionnairemodified assessed fortnightly study data analysed using descriptive inferential statistics repeated manova p 005 outcome study may reveal effect inspiratory expiratory incentive spirometry obstructive restrictive mixed respiratory impairments study may contribute body knowledge pulmonary rehabilitation study results may indicate inspiratory incentive spirometry expiratory incentive spirometry better suited treatment respiratory impairment wwwpactrorg pactr202005904039357