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Intensive care unit-acquired weakness

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Early Physical Interventions Reduce ICU-Acquired Weakness Risk
Emergency Medicine Meta-analysis
Early Physical Interventions Reduce ICU-Acquired Weakness Risk Early exercise in the ICU may prevent muscle weakness
A network meta-analysis of 63 RCTs finds that early mobilisation and neuromuscular electrical stimulation significantly reduce ICU-acquired …
Starting physical therapy early in the ICU could cut the risk of severe muscle weakness by a large amount, a new analysis suggests.
May 28, 2026
Bibliometric analysis of ICU-AW literature reveals expanding global research focus on early rehabilitation and nutrition
Neurology Sys. Review
Bibliometric analysis of ICU-AW literature reveals expanding global research focus on early rehabilitation and nutrition How is research on ICU weakness changing, and what does this mean for patient care?
This bibliometric analysis examined 1,449 publications from the Web of Science Core Collection and 648 from PubMed regarding intensive care …
Research on ICU weakness is shifting toward early detection, quick rehabilitation, and nutrition support as global studies grow.
Frontiers Apr 9, 2026