Heart surgery recovery: strict rules vs. listening to your body
NCT ID NCT05206929
Summary
This study compared two approaches to recovery after open-heart surgery. One group followed strict movement restrictions (like not lifting over 5-8 pounds). The other group was told to let their pain and discomfort guide their activity. Researchers wanted to see if the more flexible, self-managed approach led to a better quality of life without increasing pain or complications. The study was small and ended early.
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The University of Chicago
Chicago, Illinois, 60637, United States
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