THE ROLE OF INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES IN THE REHABILITATION OF CHILDREN WITH RESPIRATORY DISEASES: PROSPECTS AND ADVANTAGES

Butabaev M.T.

Authors

Butabaev M.T. PhD, Associate Professor Head of the Department of Rehabilitation, Sports Medicine and Traditional Medicine.

Abstract

Modern innovative technologies play a key role in the rehabilitation of children with diseases of the respiratory system, significantly improving the quality of medical care and treatment results. Technological progress in medicine opens up new opportunities for early diagnosis, monitoring and rehabilitation, providing more accurate and individualized treatment of patients.

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