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See Latest ArticlesPulmonary rehabilitation is successful for COPD irrespective of MRC dyspnoea grade
Respiratory Medicine, 06/26/09
Evans RA et al. - Patients with COPD, of all MRC dyspnoea grades, benefit comparably from pulmonary rehabilitation achieving both statistically and clinically meaningful improvements in exercise performance. MRC grade should therefore not be used to exclude patients from pulmonary rehabilitation.
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