Pérez PEE, Hernández GR, García DJA, Aldama PL, Bravo AT, García EA

Language: Spanish
References: 34
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ABSTRACT

Introduction: the kidney chronic insufficiency leads to a progressive deterioration of renal function, with onset of disorders in various organ systems that often leads to sedentary, and thus, to a further deterioration of muscle function, often aggravated during the dialysis treatments.
Objective: to study the effect of an exercise protocol in patients with CKI on dialysis.
Materials and Methods: during three months a sample of patients treated in the nephrology services of Center for Medical-Surgical Investigations (CIMEQ, from spanish name) were subjected to a program -controlled and personalized- of aerobic and callisthenic exercises, walking test, and static bike test. A group of clinical and functional elements, anthropometric measurements, and cardiovascular function, as a well as the questionnaire SF-36 for life quality, were evaluated.
Results: when comparing the parameters between beginning and end of the program, significant improvement in clinical and functional elements was obtained, as well as a highly significant improvement of skeletal muscle measurements, and muscle strength test. The patients' responses to the questionnaire SF-36 also showed a significant improvement in all dimensions contained therein.
Conclusions: the implemented exercise program, like part of integral rehabilitation program, had a positive effect on the morpho-functional conditions of the patients, and favorable impact on their life quality.

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