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Upper Trunk Flexion Versus Whole Trunk Elevation in Semi-Fowler’s Position: Effects on Ventilation and Cardiac Chronotropy

2025-03-11

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> The semi-Fowler’s position, in which the trunk is elevated 30° from the supine position, is widely used in clinical practice to manage respiratory function and reduce cardiovascular stress. Despite the known cardiovascular benefits of upper trunk flexion in the Fowler’s position, its effects in the semi-Fowler’s position remain uninvestigated. This study provides the first direct comparison of u...

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1a801c24-df58-5172-91d0-34bdbdfab417
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10.1101/2025.03.10.25323643
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