Virtual reality-assisted pulmonary rehabilitation enhances early lung function recovery after thoracoscopic surgery in lung cancer patients: a non-concurrent controlled study
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Key Points
VR-based education significantly improves pulmonary function recovery after thoracoscopic surgery.
Patients using VR had a 94.74% compliance rate, exceeding the control group's 85.26%.
Intervention group showed significantly better FVC%, FEV1%, and shorter extubation time compared to controls.
Patient satisfaction reached 91.11% in the intervention group, indicating positive impact on postoperative care.
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Implication
Non-concurrent controlled study shows VR-based education improves early pulmonary function recovery in lung cancer patients.