Importance of pre- and postoperative physiotherapy in pediatric cardiac surgery

Simone Cavenaghi^I; Silvia Cristina Garcia de Moura^II; Thalis Henrique da Silva^III; Talita Daniela Venturinelli^IV; Lais Helena Carvalho Marino^V; Neuseli Marino Lamari^VI

DOI: 10.1590/S0102-76382009000400021

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1. PhD in Health Sciences (FAMERP) (Physiotherapist, Professor of the Postgraduation Lato Sensu Course in General Hospital Physiotherapy - FAMERP). 2. Physiotherapist (Graduate Student of the Postgraduation Lato Sensu Course in General Hospital Physiotherapy - FAMERP). 3. Physiotherapist (Graduate Student of the Postgraduation Lato Sensu Course in General Hospital Physiotherapy - FAMERP). 4. Physiotherapist (Graduate Student of the Postgraduation Lato Sensu Course in General Hospital Physiotherapy - FAMERP). 5. PhD Student in Health Sciences - FAMERP. (Physiotherapist, Professor of the Postgraduation Lato Sensu Course in General Hospital Physiotherapy - FAMERP). 6. PhD in Health Sciences - FAMERP. (Physiotherapist, Adjunct Professor of FAMERP). Correspondence
Simone Cavenaghi Rua Paraná, 66. Bairro Boa Vista CEP: 15025-140. São José do Rio Preto, SP, Brasil E-mail:sicavenaghi@ig.com.br