Acute coronary syndrome with cardiac decompensation or severe left ventricle dysfunction
Acute cardiac decompensation
Left Ventricular Assist Device (LVAD) implant
Pace-maker implant with clinical instability
Heart transplant, recent or with complications
Transcutaneous Aortic Valve Insertion (TAVI)
Mitral clip
Coma patients
Coma patients
Coma rehabilitation includes passive mobilisation, artificial nutrition (enteral and/or parenteral, as appropriate), mechanical ventilation / oxygen therapy, pressure sores care, continuous monitoring of vital functions.
Motor
Motor
Following elective orthopaedic surgery (hip, knee, shoulder)
Multiple trauma
Chronic degenerative disease
Rheumatoid arthritis and other auto-immune systemic diseases with joint involvement
Neurological
Neurological
Following Stroke
Head trauma
Neurodegenerative diseases
Parkinson’s disease
Motor impairment in peripheral neuropathy
Intensive Care Unit stays
Pneumological
Pneumological
Pneumological rehabilitation for patients who had severe interstitial pneumonia (and probably spent several weeks in hospital, if not in Intensive Care)
Combined pneumological, neurological and motor rehabilitation for patients who spent several days or weeks in an Intensive Care Unit (ICU) – the so-called post ICU syndrome
Combined rehabilitation for less severe patients who, on the other hand, have been diagnosed with Long-Covid (sometimes called Covid-19 sequelae). This is more intensive but more difficult, given the complex constellation of symptoms that characterises the syndrome. An estimated 14%-20% of patients who had Covid-19 with persistent symptoms after 12 week, with or without multi-organ damage, are now diagnosed with Long-Covid. Some of these can benefit from motor, pneumological, cardiological and / or neurological rehabilitation.
Post Covid
Post Covid
Rehabilitation following Covid-19 infection is complex, and can be split into three main streams:
Long Covid
Intensive Care Unit (ICU) stays with invasive or non-invasive ventilation
Respiratory insufficiency in COPD, interstitial or fibrotic lung disease