Passive exercise of the lower limbs and trunk alleviates decreased intestinal motility in patients in the intensive care unit after cardiovascular surgery

Tomoyuki Morisawa(Juntendo University), Shinichi Nishi(Renal Association), Naoki Sasanuma, Takeshi Ide(Hyogo Medical University), Naotsugu Ohashi(Hyogo Medical University), Kenta Takeda(Hyogo Medical University), Satoshi Mabuchi(Hyogo Medical University), Kazuhisa Domen(Hyogo Medical University), Naoto Hori(Tottori University Hospital), Tetsuya Takahashi(Juntendo University Hospital)
Journal of Physical Therapy Science
January 1, 2017
10.1589/jpts.29.312
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