Pune: The first Cardio-Pulmonary Rehabilitation Centre was inaugurated on Thursday at the Army Institute of Cardio-Thoracic Sciences (AICTS, Pune).
The Southern Army Commander, Lt Gen AK Singh, inaugurated the facility. It is the first such facility in an Armed Forces Medical Services (AFMS) hospital. The facility is medically supervised, individually tailored, and consists of endurance-building exercises, meditation, yoga, and education to improve the overall quality of life of such individuals. "A multidisciplinary healthcare team will help treat patients with various cardiac and/or pulmonary disorders," a release from the Southern Command said.
The Southern Army Commander, Lt Gen AK Singh, inaugurated the facility. It is the first such facility in an Armed Forces Medical Services (AFMS) hospital. The facility is medically supervised, individually tailored, and consists of endurance-building exercises, meditation, yoga, and education to improve the overall quality of life of such individuals. "A multidisciplinary healthcare team will help treat patients with various cardiac and/or pulmonary disorders," a release from the Southern Command said.
