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呼吸道和四肢肌肉在重症监护室获得的虚弱患者中反复产生最大同位体强度的能力:一项观察性研究

Margaux Machefert1,2, Guillaume Prieur3,4, Solène Aubry5

  • 1Physiotherapy Department, Le Havre Hospital, Le Havre, F-76600, France. margaux.machefert@ch-havre.fr.

BMC anesthesiology
|March 21, 2025
PubMed
概括

在重症监护室获得的软弱会对四肢和呼吸道肌肉产生不同的影响. 四肢力量在重复努力时下降,而灵感肌肉力量保持稳定,这表明ICU患者的明显恢复模式.

关键词:
启发性肌肉 启发性肌肉 启发性肌肉在重症监护室获得的弱点.肌肉疲弱 肌肉疲弱 肌肉疲弱四头肌肌肉肌肉四头肌肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉肌肉

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