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    Re: Ph.Th. for patient with Intra-aortic Balloon

    Hi
    If patient is on IABP,

    Assess the hemodynamics, respiratory mechanics, LL pulse , warmth etc.

    1. Supine lying or 15-20 degree head end of couch inclination is allowed.
    2. UL: AROM to be encouraged
    3. LL: Ankle toe movement to be
    4. Routine CPT + I. spirometry
    5. Don't mobilize the patient for 2-4 hours after removal of IABP.
    6. Check for bleeding inthe site and hemodynamics
    7. Then carry out routine PT

    K Madesh and N Dhanaraj
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    Re: Physiotherapy for a patient with an intra-aortic balloon

    hello dear,
    when mobilising lower extremity make sure that hip flexion is not beyond 45 degree ..........



 
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