Volume 11,Issue 1
Comparative Study of Different Intensity Rehabilitation Training on the Off-line Time and Success Rate of Severe Pneumonia Patients
Objective: To see how different levels of rehabilitation training affect weaning time and success in severe pneumonia patients on mechanical ventilation. Methods: Patients were divided into three groups (high, medium, low intensity). All received standard care plus their assigned rehabilitation. We compared weaning and other outcome measures. Results: The high-intensity group did better in reducing weaning time, improving success rate, lowering complications, and improving function. Conclusion: Higher-intensity rehabilitation can help patients wean sooner, but it should be tailored to each patient with close monitoring.
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