Rodríguez DM, Amigo GR, Amigo CP, Castañeda GCM

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ABSTRACT

Introduction: the cardiovascular rehabilitation (CR) constitutes a favorable way for the recuperation of patients who present an AMI. Based on these data, we put into practice a program of cardiovascular rehabilitation. Objectives: to compare the results of the ergometric tests made to patients with AMI.before and after the cardiovascular rehabilitation. Results: we found a significant diminishing in the positive of the tests; 45 %, initially, and a 24 % at the 3 months of physical training. In spite of the significant increasing of the maximum tolerated charge, the displacement of the ST segment was the same at the end of the study. Alterations during the test, like the hypertensive reaction, the typical precordial pain and the presence of arrhythmias diminished significantly at the end of the study. From the 38 patients that began the study, 37 were already in the functional class I and II of the NYHA at 3 months. When we stratify the risk, we found a significant increasing of the low risk (LR) Category in relation to the high risk (HR) category. Conclusions: It was concluded that there was a significant improvement, from the ergometric point of view, in the patients who participated in the cardiovascular rehabilitation program.

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