Diaphragmatic nerve paralysis after redo aortic valve replacement that improved over time and led to successful ventilator weaning: a case report

HIGHLIGHTS

  • What: Rehabilitation played a pivotal role in this case, underscoring the importance of a multidisciplinary approach to managing complications after cardiac surgery.
  • Who: Valve Replacement That Improved et al. from the Cardiovascular Surgery, Medical, Clinical Engineering, Medical have published the Article: Review began 11/26/2024 Review ended 11/28/2024 Published 11/29/2024 © Copyright, in the Journal: (JOURNAL)
  • Future: Future studies are needed to better understand the mechanisms of phrenic nerve injury during cardiac surgery and to develop strategies for prevention and accelerated recovery.

SUMMARY

    Phrenic nerve . . .

     

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