Method of non-drug approach to rehabilitation measures for congenital heart defects in children in the late postoperative period in the conditions of primary health care

Abstract

Congenital heart defects are the result of disruption of embryogenesis processes and are characterized by various pathologies of the structure of the heart and great vessels. Thanks to the development of cardiovascular surgery and cardiac rehabilitation, many children born with heart defects can live full lives. In recent years, the role of the effectiveness of physical rehabilitation in preventing complications of the postoperative period and the safety of individually selected regular physical activity for the child’s body has been increasingly discussed. Physical rehabilitation programs can improve the quality of life of this category of patients by achieving optimal physical performance in a short time.