Moreover, the decline in cardiopulmonary function is a clinical sequela observed as an increasing trend among COVID‐19 survivors. 8 The effects of respiratory and cardiac rehabilitation therapies have been proven through various studies to date. 8 , 9 , 10 A recent systematic review showed that respiratory rehabilitation treatment after COVID‐19 infection improves respiratory function and quality of life. 10 Since the advent of the current pandemic, CR has been combined with respiratory rehabilitation treatment across centers in many geographic areas.
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Clinical impact and benefits of a simultaneous cardio-pulmonary rehabilitation in a COVID-19-infected patient following cardiac arrest: A case report.
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