Concomitant Use of Radiotherapy and Integrated Exercise - Lung Cancer

Study objective and procedures The objective of CURIE-LC is to evaluate the feasibility (i.e., whether it is possible and safe) of carrying out a comprehensive exercise program during combined radiotherapy and chemotherapy in patients with lung cancer. The study will assess whether patients can adhere to the exercise program while receiving oncologic treatment and will explore its effects on physical fitness and quality of life. What does participation involve? If participants choose to take part, they will join a supervised exercise program conducted throughout the chemoradiotherapy treatment. The program includes three main components, tailored to the individuals' abilities: Inspiratory breathing exercise: training with a specialized device to strengthen the breathing muscles and improve lung capacity. Aerobic exercise: moderate-intensity aerobic activity (e.g., treadmill walking or stationary cycling) several days per week to improve endurance and cardiovascular health. Strength training: muscle-strengthening exercises (e.g., light weights or resistance bands) twice per week to maintain or increase arm and leg strength. A physiotherapist or other trained professional will guide the participant at all times to ensure exercises are performed safely and appropriately. Sessions will last approximately 20 to 60 minutes and will be coordinated with the radiotherapy/chemotherapy schedule so as not to interfere with the treatment. In addition to the exercise sessions, part…

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