Inpatient Rehabilitation Outcome Following Bilateral Lung Transplant Secondary to Vaping Induced Lung Injury: A Case Report-Inpatient Rehabilitation Outcome Following Bilateral Lung Transplant Secondary to Vaping Induced Lung Injury: A Case Report

Inpatient Rehabilitation Outcome Following Bilateral Lung Transplant Secondary to Vaping Induced Lung Injury: A Case Report

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The video presentation discusses a case report on the outcomes of inpatient rehabilitation following a bilateral lung transplant due to vaping-induced lung injury. The patient, a 17-year-old male, experienced acute respiratory failure from vaping and required VV ECMO and a lung transplant. The patient was transferred to rehabilitation due to mobility and functional decline. The rehabilitation course was complicated by pain, sinus tachycardia, hypertension, and adjustment disorder. However, there was significant improvement observed in functional measures, mobility, ambulation, ADLs, and transfers. This is the first reported case of rehabilitation following a lung transplant due to vaping-induced lung injury.

Keywords

lung transplant

vaping-induced lung injury

rehabilitation

functional improvement

case report