PHYSIOTHERAPEUTIC TREATMENTS RELEVANT IN SEQUELAE AFTER COVID-19
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COVID-19, Post-Acute COVID-19 Syndrome, Rehabilitation, PhysiotherapyAbstract
To compile and discuss physiotherapeutic treatments after sequelae from COVID-19. This is a literature review for methodological purposes. As a guiding question, the following question was elaborated: "What are the relevant physiotherapeutic treatments in post-covid sequelae and their importance?". Searches for articles in the PEDRO, VHL, MEDLINE, and PubMed databases were used, using the descriptors Post-Acute COVID-19 Syndrome, rehabilitation, and physiotherapy. After reading titles, abstracts and, when necessary, reading in full, the manuscripts were selected, seeking a direct relationship with the objective and guiding question of the study. We found 864 articles that, after screening, identified 19 studies within the scope of this review. It was found that those patients with sequelae acquired by COVID-19 can benefit from early mobilization in a hospital environment, post-discharge exercises, and tele-rehabilitation services.
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