Latest Trends and Advancement in Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation Techniques
Latest Trends in Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation
Keywords:
Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation , home-based cardiac rehabilitation, virtual reality, exergamingAbstract
In both developed and developing nations, cardiovascular disease (CVD) is widespread and a leading cause of death. Globally, 17.8 million fatalities and 485.6 million CVD cases were reported in 2017, representing an increase of 1.1% and 28.5% respectively, from ten years prior.1 What’s worse is that by 2030, CVD is predicted to cause more than 22.2 million deaths.2 A multimodal method called cardiac rehabilitation lowers morbidity and death rate.
Recently, artificial intelligence (AI) has entered cardiac rehabilitation for diagnosis, risk factor assessment and therapy.3 There are still concerns about which participants are most likely to benefit from these models, where such programs should be delivered, and their impact on outcomes in different populations, even though data indicate that new cardiac rehabilitation (CR) delivery models are just as safe and effective as conventional in-person CR. It improves exercise tolerance, risk factor control, quality of life, and reduction in hospital readmission and mortality rates.4,5
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