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Table. 2.

Table. 2.

Effects on respiratory function

Study Participants Intervention(device) Frequency and Duration Outcome measure Result
Cho YH, 2022[20] EG1:7
EG2:7
CG:6
EG1 : CT + CRT(TENS)
EG2 : CT + CRT(placebo TENS)
CG : CT
30min/once 5times/1week, for 4weeks FEV1
FVC
PEF
EG1 and EG2 showed significant improvements in FEV1, FVC, and PEF values compared to CG before and after the intervention.
Regarding FVC values, EG1 and EG2 demonstrated a significant difference compared to CG.
Lee MH, 2022[21] EG:8
CG:8
EG : CT + RMT(threshold IMT/EMT)
CG : CT + RMT(threshold IMT/EMT)
CT: 30min/once
3times/week, for 6weeks
RMT: 20min/once
3times/week, for 6weeks
FVC
FEV1
PEF
FEV1/FVC
In EG, there were significant improvements in FVC, FEV1, PEF, and FEV1/FVC values before and after the intervention.
In the intergroup comparisons, the change in PEF values showed a significant difference among the groups.
Kim KH, 2020[22] EG:12
CG:13
EG : CT + PNF + RMT (RESPIFITS)
CG : CT + WBV
CT: 30min/once
3times/week, for 8weeks
PNF: 10min/once
RMT: 10min/once
WBV: 20min/once
FVC
FEV1
PEF
Both EG and CG showed significant improvements in FVC, FEV1, and PEF values before and after the intervention.
In theintergroup comparisons, EG demonstrated significant differences in FVC, FEV1, and PEF values compared to CG.
Kim BS, 2019[23] EG:8
CG:9
EG : WBV + RMT (Expand A Lung)
CG : WBV
30min/once 3times/week, for 4weeks FVC
FEV1
MVV
MIP
MEP
In EG, there were significant improvements in FVC, FEV1, MVV, MIP, and MEP values before and after the intervention.
In the intergroup comparisons, significant differences were observed in FVC, MVV, MIP, and MEP values between EG and the comparison group.
Yoo HJ, 2018[24] EG:20
CG:20
EG : CT + RMT(flow-oriented incentive spirometer, Acapella vibratory PEP)
CG : CT
30min/twice 5times/week, for 3weeks FVC
FEV1
FEV1/FVC
Peak flow(ml)
In EG, significant differences were observed in FVC, FEV1, and peak flow values before and after the intervention.
In the intergroup comparisons, EG showed significant differences compared to CG in FEV1 and peak flow values.
Kang TW, 2018[25] EG:10
CG:11
EG : CT + CRT
CG : CT
30min/once 5times/week, for 6weeks MEP
MIP
EG and CG significantly improved in MIP and MEP values before and after the intervention.
In the intergroup comparisons, EG demonstrated significant differences compared to CG in MIP and MEP values.
Jeong SA, 2017[26] EG1:10
EG2:10
CG:10
EG1 : CT + CRT
EG2 : CT + IMT
(POWERbreathe)
CG : CT
CT : 30min/once 5times/week, for 6weeks CRT, IMT:30min/once 30times/week, for six weeks FVC The pre- and post-intervention values of FVC significantly increased in both EG1 and EG2.
In the intergroup comparison of changes, significant differences were observed in FVC between EG1 and EG2, as well as between EG2 and CG.
Cho YH, 2015[27] BG:10
DG:10
BG : CRT
DG : RMT(Reinforcement Device: HS-IM-1900)
20min/once 3times/week, for 8weeks FVC
FEV1
PEF
In BG, there were significant increases in FEV1 and PEF values before and after the intervention.
In DG, significant improvements were observed in FVC, FEV1, and PEF values. In the intergroup comparison of changes, there were significant differences in FVC, FEV1, and PEF values among the groups.
Cho MR, 2014[28] EG:17
CG:17
EG : CT + CRT
CG : CT
CT:20~30min/once 5times/week, for 4weeks CRT:3times/week, for 4weeks FVC
PEF
MIP
MEP
In EG, there were significant increases in FVC, PEF, MIP, and MEP values before and after the intervention.
In the intergroup comparison of changes, significant differences were observed in FVC, PEF, MIP, and MEP values among the groups.
Kim JS, 2013[29] EG:9
CG:9
EG : CT + RMT(threshold IMT/EMT)
CG : CT
CT:5times/week, for 4weeks
RMT: 3times/week, for 4weeks
FVC
FEV1
MVV
In EG, there were significant increases in the FVC, FEV1, and MVV values before and after the intervention. In addition, in CG, there were significant increases in FVC and MVV values before and after the intervention.
In the intergroup comparisons, EG showed significant differences compared to CG in FVC, FEV1, and MVV values.
Lee et al., 2012[30] EG:14
CG:10
EG : RMT(spiro-tiger)
CG : upright training
RMT : 20min/once 3times/week, for 4weeks FVC
FEV1
FEV1/FVC
VC
VT
IRV
ERV
In the intergroup comparisons, EG showed significant differences from CG in VC and VT values.

EG: experimental group, CG: control group, CT: Conventional therapy, CRT: Complex respiratory training, FVC: forced vital capacity, FEV1: 1 second forced expiratory volume, PEF: peak expiratory flow, MIP: maximal inspiratory pressure, MEP: maximal expiratory pressure, MVV: maximum voluntary ventilation, RMT: respiratory muscle training, PNF: Proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation, WBV: whole-body vibration, BG: breathing exercise group, DG: device exercise group, VC: vital capacity, VT: tidal volume, IRV: inspiratory reserve volume, ERV: expiratory reserve volume Table

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