In abdominal cancer cases, one of the interventions que may be and a laparotomy, but not by be next the lung and many times sectioning muscles responsible for breathing causes no respiratory pattern changes. The aim of this study was to analyze which of physiotherapy interventions (spirometer incentive and ventilatory pattern) achieved the best outcome associated mobilization. The patients were separated into: G1 (mobilization exercises), G2 (mobilization exercises and spirometer incentive) and G3 (exercises of mobilization and ventilatory pattern). Although there related studies as respiratory physiotherapy techniques in abdominal surgery cases, none of them associated technical respiratory with early mobilization what is of great importance paragraph circulatory complications prevention, likewise no study had relations with cancer patients, which show weakness systemic. Were evaluated manovacuometry, EVA, ADH and thoracic mobility, starting in 1st post-surgery until the 5th post-surgery with an interim evaluation no 3rd day. Were found differences in intragroup only statistics analysis. Further studies are needed directed to cancer patients.