2002
DOI: 10.1097/00007890-200207150-00008
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A randomized trial of exercise training after renal transplantation

Abstract: Exercise training after RTX results in higher levels of measured and self-reported physical functioning; however, exercise alone does not affect body composition.

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“…Exercise studies in RTRs have indicated that exercise training results in an improved exercise capacity, increased muscle strength, improved BP control and bone remodeling, and higher levels of self-reported physical functioning (11,47). These results show that exercise training in RTRs can be effective and feasible.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Exercise studies in RTRs have indicated that exercise training results in an improved exercise capacity, increased muscle strength, improved BP control and bone remodeling, and higher levels of self-reported physical functioning (11,47). These results show that exercise training in RTRs can be effective and feasible.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Most RTRs enhance their level of PA slightly immediately after transplantation, although compared with the general population, cardiorespiratory fitness in RTRs remains low (11). These low levels of PA can be explained by several factors.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…W ostatniej dekadzie pojawiły się wyniki badań jednoznacznie wskazujące na pozytywny wpływ aktywności fizycznej na funkcjonowanie, powrót do sprawności i jakość życia pacjentów po transplantacji [22,23]. Pomimo tego wiedza i świa-domość w tym zakresie są wciąż niewystarczająca.…”
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“…Although both studies identified an improvement in physical activity with renal transplantation, neither study assessed whether posttransplantation levels of physical activity were comparable with recommended levels. Data on CF using peak VO 2 assessment in RTR are similarly limited and pertain mainly to the benefits of regular physical activity on CF (5,27). In a study of 167 RTR who were randomly assigned at 1 mo after transplantation into an exercise intervention group and a usual care group and tested at baseline, 6 mo, and 12 mo, there was a statistically significant improvement in CF in RTR in the exercise intervention group compared with baseline (5).…”
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“…Patients with advanced chronic kidney disease have reduced CF, attributable to the uremic state and deconditioning imposed by chronic illness (2,3). Although CF improves after transplantation (4), it remains reduced compared with age-and gender-matched control subjects (5).…”
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