[{"arm_notes": "", "treatment_id": null, "treatment_name": "Intervention1: Crocodile Breathing: Patient lies comfortably on the abdomen side with head in midline resting on both the arms.Inhalation and exhalation are through the nose.-Nasal inhalation should be slowly and for 3 seconds followed by a brief pause.-Nasal exhalation should be slowly and for 4-6 seconds. This is followed by a longer pause.-Then the next breathing cycle is begun.-The air should expand in 360-degree fashion filling the \u00e2??cylinder\u00e2?? of the abdomen.-In this anterior chest wall and abdomen is stabilized; upper limbs are stabilised in abduction;because of this during inspiration more pressure is places on the posterior and lateral chest walland pelvis reducing accessory muscle use.Control Intervention1: Prone position: Patient lies down on the abdomen side with head on one side. Legs are relaxed and the toes canface outwards.Both the arms are by the side of the waist or one arm can be bend with elbow in flexion.", "treatment_type": "TODO", "pharmacological_treatment": "TODO"}, {"arm_notes": "", "treatment_id": null, "treatment_name": "Intervention1: Crocodile Breathing: Patient lies comfortably on the abdomen side with head in midline resting on both the arms.Inhalation and exhalation are through the nose.-Nasal inhalation should be slowly and for 3 seconds followed by a brief pause.-Nasal exhalation should be slowly and for 4-6 seconds. This is followed by a longer pause.-Then the next breathing cycle is begun.-The air should expand in 360-degree fashion filling the \u00e2??cylinder\u00e2?? of the abdomen.-In this anterior chest wall and abdomen is stabilized; upper limbs are stabilised in abduction;because of this during inspiration more pressure is places on the posterior and lateral chest walland pelvis reducing accessory muscle use.", "treatment_type": "TODO", "pharmacological_treatment": "TODO"}, {"arm_notes": "", "treatment_id": null, "treatment_name": "Control Intervention1: Prone position: Patient lies down on the abdomen side with head on one side. Legs are relaxed and the toes canface outwards.Both the arms are by the side of the waist or one arm can be bend with elbow in flexion.", "treatment_type": "TODO", "pharmacological_treatment": "TODO"}]

[{"arm_notes": "", "treatment_id": 357, "treatment_name": "Crocodile breathing", "treatment_type": "Respiratory support", "pharmacological_treatment": "Non pharmacological treatment"}, {"arm_notes": "", "treatment_id": 1027, "treatment_name": "Prone position", "treatment_type": "Respiratory support", "pharmacological_treatment": "Non pharmacological treatment"}]

[{"arm_notes": "", "treatment_id": null, "treatment_name": "N/A", "treatment_type": "TODO", "pharmacological_treatment": "TODO"}]

[{"arm_notes": "", "treatment_id": null, "treatment_name": "Intervention1: Crocodile Breathing: Patient lies comfortably on the abdomen side with head in midline resting on both the arms.Inhalation and exhalation are through the nose.-Nasal inhalation should be slowly and for 3 seconds followed by a brief pause.-Nasal exhalation should be slowly and for 4-6 seconds. This is followed by a longer pause.-Then the next breathing cycle is begun.-The air should expand in 360-degree fashion filling the \u00e2??cylinder\u00e2?? of the abdomen.-In this anterior chest wall and abdomen is stabilized; upper limbs are stabilised in abduction;because of this during inspiration more pressure is places on the posterior and lateral chest walland pelvis reducing accessory muscle use.Control Intervention1: Prone position: Patient lies down on the abdomen side with head on one side. Legs are relaxed and the toes canface outwards.Both the arms are by the side of the waist or one arm can be bend with elbow in flexion.", "treatment_type": "TODO", "pharmacological_treatment": "TODO"}, {"arm_notes": "", "treatment_id": null, "treatment_name": "Intervention1: Crocodile Breathing: Patient lies comfortably on the abdomen side with head in midline resting on both the arms.Inhalation and exhalation are through the nose.-Nasal inhalation should be slowly and for 3 seconds followed by a brief pause.-Nasal exhalation should be slowly and for 4-6 seconds. This is followed by a longer pause.-Then the next breathing cycle is begun.-The air should expand in 360-degree fashion filling the \u00e2??cylinder\u00e2?? of the abdomen.-In this anterior chest wall and abdomen is stabilized; upper limbs are stabilised in abduction;because of this during inspiration more pressure is places on the posterior and lateral chest walland pelvis reducing accessory muscle use.", "treatment_type": "TODO", "pharmacological_treatment": "TODO"}, {"arm_notes": "", "treatment_id": null, "treatment_name": "Control Intervention1: Prone position: Patient lies down on the abdomen side with head on one side. Legs are relaxed and the toes canface outwards.Both the arms are by the side of the waist or one arm can be bend with elbow in flexion.", "treatment_type": "TODO", "pharmacological_treatment": "TODO"}]