Results: 31 patients (8 men, 23 women) were conducted with researchers noted the improvement was statistically significant following variables: Vmax increased from 312.58 ± 115, 49 ml to 387.55 ± 177.74 ml (p <0.05); Pdetmax increased from 47.64 ± 22.94 cmH2O to 52.96 ± 23.44 cmH2O (p <0.05); RUV decreased from 28.32 ± 23, 52 ml down to 6.51 ± 9.36 ml (p <0.05); FD increased from 133.55 ± 74.3 ml to 217.1 ± 93.58 ml (p <0.05).