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Comprehensive rehabilitation of patients after combined cardio and oncosurgical interventions.

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Title: Comprehensive rehabilitation of patients after combined cardio and oncosurgical interventions.
Alternate Title: Rehabilitación integral de pacientes tras intervenciones combinadas cardiológicas y oncoquirúrgicas.
Authors: Averyanov, Timofey Yurevich1 milana-gadzhieva-02@mail.ru, Gadzhieva, Milana Raifovna2 ovsepyan1967@yandex.ru, Ovsepyan, Rafael Vrezhovich2 alievmagomed11@gmail.com, Aliev, Magomed Salmanovich2 said-magomed.osmanov.2018@mail.ru, Osmanov, Said-Magomed Asildarovich2 aisha.alikhanova@yandex.ru, Alikhanova, Aishat Mingazhutdinov1 u.lanova@bk.ru
Source: Revista Latinoamericana de Hipertensión. 2025, Vol. 20 Issue 5, p395-402. 8p.
Subjects: WEARABLE technology, BREATHING exercises, MEDICAL rehabilitation, CARDIAC surgery, HEALTH status indicators
Abstract (English): The article discusses modern approaches to the comprehensive rehabilitation of patients who have undergone combined cardio- and oncosurgery interventions. This category of patients is a special risk group, as it requires simultaneous consideration of the complexity of cardiac and oncological pathologies, and the specifics of postoperative recovery after high-tech surgical interventions. The article emphasize that the success of the rehabilitation process directly depends on the timely initiation of rehabilitation measures, their adaptation to the individual characteristics of the patient and the use of a multidisciplinary approach. The methods of drug correction aimed at stabilizing the state of the cardiovascular system and preventing the recurrence of the oncological process are taken into account. Various aspects of non-drug treatment are considered, including physical rehabilitation, breathing exercises, psychological and emotional support, and lifestyle correction. Given the results, coordination of the actions of various specialists makes it possible to provide an integrated approach to restoring the patient's functional capabilities, improving his quality of life and reducing the incidence of complications. In addition, the need to introduce new methods for monitoring patients' condition, such as telemedicine technologies and wearable devices for monitoring health indicators, is being considered. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
Abstract (Spanish): El artículo analiza los enfoques modernos para la rehabilitación integral de pacientes que se han sometido a intervenciones combinadas de cirugía cardiaca y oncoquirúrgica. Esta categoría de pacientes constituye un grupo de riesgo especial, ya que requiere una consideración simultánea de la complejidad de las patologías cardíacas y oncológicas, así como de las particularidades de la recuperación postoperatoria tras intervenciones quirúrgicas de alta tecnología. El artículo enfatiza que el éxito del proceso de rehabilitación depende directamente del inicio oportuno de las medidas rehabilitadoras, su adaptación a las características individuales del paciente y el uso de un enfoque multidisciplinario. Se tienen en cuenta los métodos de corrección farmacológica dirigidos a estabilizar el estado del sistema cardiovascular y prevenir la recurrencia del proceso oncológico. Se abordan diversos aspectos del tratamiento no farmacológico, incluyendo la rehabilitación física, ejercicios respiratorios, apoyo psicológico y emocional, y la corrección del estilo de vida. A la luz de los resultados, la coordinación de las acciones de diversos especialistas permite ofrecer un enfoque integral para la recuperación de las capacidades funcionales del paciente, mejorar su calidad de vida y reducir la incidencia de complicaciones. Además, se considera la necesidad de incorporar nuevos métodos de seguimiento del estado del paciente, como las tecnologías de telemedicina y los dispositivos portátiles para el monitoreo de indicadores de salud. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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Abstract:The article discusses modern approaches to the comprehensive rehabilitation of patients who have undergone combined cardio- and oncosurgery interventions. This category of patients is a special risk group, as it requires simultaneous consideration of the complexity of cardiac and oncological pathologies, and the specifics of postoperative recovery after high-tech surgical interventions. The article emphasize that the success of the rehabilitation process directly depends on the timely initiation of rehabilitation measures, their adaptation to the individual characteristics of the patient and the use of a multidisciplinary approach. The methods of drug correction aimed at stabilizing the state of the cardiovascular system and preventing the recurrence of the oncological process are taken into account. Various aspects of non-drug treatment are considered, including physical rehabilitation, breathing exercises, psychological and emotional support, and lifestyle correction. Given the results, coordination of the actions of various specialists makes it possible to provide an integrated approach to restoring the patient's functional capabilities, improving his quality of life and reducing the incidence of complications. In addition, the need to introduce new methods for monitoring patients' condition, such as telemedicine technologies and wearable devices for monitoring health indicators, is being considered. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
ISSN:18564550
DOI:10.5281/zenodo.15545052