This study compares the effects of incentive spirometry and chest mobilization on oxygenation and chest expansion in patients after upper abdominal surgery. It is a randomized clinical trial that aims to determine which intervention more effectively improves respiratory function. The findings likely reveal that both methods positively impact lung expansion and oxygenation, but one may be superior in enhancing recovery and preventing postoperative pulmonary complications.
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Tape measuring
Timeframe: 6 time point at which the measurement is assessed for both study and control groups divided in to tow days, 3 times per day as following after 1 hours , after 8 hours and after 16 hours
Physiological Evaluation:
Timeframe: 6 time point at which the measurement is assessed for both study and control groups divided in to tow days, 3 times per day as following after 1 hours , after 8 hours and after 16 hours