Stanisław Bakuła

TL;DR: Implementation of a CCR program improves physical capacity, exercise tolerance, and quality of life and reduces depressive symptoms in patients late after surgical correction of CHD.

TL;DR: This article proposes a cooperation of various specialists: paediatrician, orthopaedist, specialist of medical rehabilitation and physiotherapist, which allows to minimise the diagnostic errors and to maintain an effective treatment without the risk of joint destabilisation.

TL;DR: The physiotherapeutic procedures applied on patients with urine incontinence after prostatectomy, for most of them, proved to be an effective way of acting, which is supported by the obtained results.

TL;DR: The exercise capacity, physical activity and QoL of young adults with a history of surgical treatment of CHD are worse than observed in healthy peers, and the health status does not fulfil the definition of complete recovery.

TL;DR: FMS patients may also require help from the Psychiatric Clinic (Out-Patients Clinic) due to accompanying mental problems, and the pharmacological treatment options are limited and only complex therapy gives relatively good results.