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Rev Cub de Med Fis y Rehab 2013; 5 (2)

Constant work rate endurance exercise protocol for high risk cardiac patients

Romero MRL, Ledesma RJ, Díaz LA, Egaña ME, Grillo DG

Language: Spanish
References: 18
Page: 124-132
PDF size: 59.26 Kb.


ABSTRACT

Introduction: in the department of cardiovascular rehabilitation of our hospital it has been come applying a constant work rate endurance exercise protocol to patient of high cardiovascular risk for several years, however, in spite of the benefits described about the physical capacity, the evaluation of the hemodynamic answer of the patients of high cardiovascular risk is less well-known, for what would be valid the following query. Will the kinesitherapy with constant work rate endurance exercise protocol produce a hemodynamic improvement in the patients of high risk?
Objective: the purpose of the present investigation was to assess the efficacy the constant work rate endurance exercise protocol for high risk cardiac patients.
Methods: we carry out a clinical trial under a design intragrupo of 30 patients where the masculine sex prevailed and, the age's stockings and advanced of the life.
Results: so much the basal heart frequency as the heart frequency of recovery had a decrease average of 2,01 l/min and 2,18 l/min respectively, while in the cases with non-prospective answer, the increment was so alone of 1,33 l/min and 1,11 l/min. with regard to the basal systolic arterial pressure and arterial pressure basal diastolic, in the cases where he/she was the prospective answer it was achieved like average a decrease of 6,08 mmHg and 3,75 mmHg respectively. We conclude that the protocol of resistance training to load constant is effective for the hemodynamic treatment of cardiac patient of high risk for the kinesitherapy.


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