BRONCHO –OBSTRUCTIVE SYNDROME IN THE PRACTICE OF A THERAPIST
Abstract
Broncho-obstructive syndrome (BOS) is a clinical symptom complex caused by impaired air flow through the bronchi due to narrowing or occlusion of the airways with a subsequent increase in the resistance of the airways to the inhaled air flow . Biofeedback is one of the pathophysiological disorders that can affect the outcomes and progressive course of many acute and chronic bronchopulmonary diseases. BOS , not being an independent nosological entity, can occur in various diseases of the lungs and heart, leading to obstruction of the airways. The main clinical manifestations of BOS are paroxysmal cough, expiratory shortness of breath and sudden attacks of suffocation. Based on clinical manifestations, biofeedback is usually divided into latent and pronounced clinical manifestations. According to the course, biofeedback is divided into acute (suddenly occurring) and chronic (permanent).
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