September 12, 2025BioinformationOpen Access

Pulmonary rehabilitation efficacy on quality of life and functional capacity in interstitial lung disease

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Pulmonary rehabilitation significantly improved quality of life in interstitial lung disease patients, with measurable gains.
Patients demonstrated an average increase in 6MWT scores and SGRQ scores after a 3-month rehabilitation program.
High compliance rates (90%) highlight patient engagement, reinforcing the effectiveness of the program on health-related quality of life.
Further larger-scale studies are necessary to validate the findings and explore long-term benefits of pulmonary rehabilitation.

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MAMaher AlbitarUnited States Department of Commerce GGG. GayathriNational School of Architecture AAAdithya AndanappaMysore Medical College

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Observational analysis shows significant improvements in quality of life and functional capacity in ILD patients, indicating the effectiveness of pulmonary rehabilitation.

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Albitar et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d41dae713b0b5dfea67132 https://doi.org/10.6026/973206300212747

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Observational analysis shows significant improvements in quality of life and functional capacity in ILD patients, indicating the effectiveness of pulmonary rehabilitation.

Pulmonary rehabilitation efficacy on quality of life and functional capacity in interstitial lung disease

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Pulmonary rehabilitation efficacy on quality of life and functional capacity in interstitial lung disease

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