Published Paper Details:

Effect of Early Physical Therapy Rehabilitation on Patients Following CABG Dev K.1, Sambharwal A.3 1.Assistant Professor, Department of Physiotherapy, GJUS&T, Hisar 2.MPT, Guru Jambheshwar University of Science & Technology, Hisar Abstract The goal of this study was to determine whether there is significant change in oxygen saturation Post one single cardiac rehabilitation session post CABG. This study will help us in determining the effectiveness of cardiac rehabilitation along in improving oxygen saturation, and determine rate of change in heart rate and rate of perceive exertion in patients with coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG) surgery. The participants in the study were first examined using a predetermined methodology. All of the previously specified inclusion and exclusion criteria were applied to the study participants. If the study participant met all of the criteria, they were informed about the ongoing research as well as all aspects of the study, including the process and dangers. The study participants were then taken for the trial after signing an informed consent form. The study had a total of twenty individuals who were assigned at random. Before and after the treatment method, the participants were assessed and reassessed, and data was obtained using an assessment instrument. it was found that physical therapy plays an important role in recovery from post surgery. It incorporates fast recovery and speedy healing of the patients. Physiotherapy intervention was used for chest physiotherapy, upper limb exercises and lower limb exercises. Chest physiotherapy includes the Active Cycle of Breathing Technique. 4 exercises for the lower limb and 3 exercises for the upper limb were used to improve the mobility of the patients. It was also found during the study that male patients were better as compared to the female patients who underwent the CABG surgical procedure. The sample size was small to check the effectiveness of physical therapy in heart rate, oxygen saturation , temperature and blood pressure. Future research with large size can be done.