Patients with either primary pulmonary dysfunction or secondary pulmonary dysfunction can benefit from:

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Chest mobilization can help improve breathing mechanics by increasing chest wall mobility, decreasing stiffness, and improving overall lung capacity, which can benefit patients with both primary and secondary pulmonary dysfunction. Pectoralis and scalene facilitation and spinal mobilization may be beneficial in specific cases, but chest mobilization is a more general and effective option.

Patients with Either Primary Pulmonary Dysfunction or Secondary Pulmonary Dysfunction