Exercise manual for liver disease patients

Limongi, Vivian; Santos, Daniele Costa dos; Silva, Aurea Maria de Oliveira da; Boin, I.F.S.F.; Stucchi, Raquel Silveira Bello

doi:10.5500/wjt.v6.i2.429

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“…HSCs and hepatic fibroblasts are the major source of myofibroblasts which are collagen‐producing cells (Lemoinne et al ; Karin et al ). These results are in line with the research conducted by Limongi et al () reporting that exercise can improve the function of organs, especially the liver.…”

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Effects of low and moderate treadmill exercise on liver ofd‐galactose‐exposed aging rat model

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Aging increases liver susceptibility to diseases and it causes inflammation in liver tissue which can lead to fibrosis. Studies suggest that aging is caused by the accumulation of free radicals. Lack of physical activity can lower hormone levels and increase free radicals that can accelerate the aging process. Hence, physical activity is very important to maintain functions of organs. This research was aimed to study the effects of low and moderate treadmill exercise on d‐Galactose‐exposed aging rat model by evaluating the degree of hepatic fibrosis, number of M1 and M2, and M1/M2 ratio. Twenty‐four 3‐month‐old male Wistar aging model rats were randomly divided into four groups, that is, three treatment groups with daily 300 mg kgBW−1 d‐Galactose injection administrated intraperitoneally for 4 weeks and 1 control group with normal saline injection. Two of the d‐Galactose treated groups were given low and moderate treadmill exercise for 4 weeks. It was concluded that low intensity treadmill exercise significantly lowered the degree of d‐Galactose‐exposed hepatic fibrosis, and moderate treadmill exercise was able to restore the injured liver tissue back to the non‐aging state. Administration of d‐Galactose causes inflammation marked by the elevated number of M1 and M2 macrophages. Moderate treadmill exercise drove M1/M2 ratio back to the control condition.

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“…Twenty‐three articles including a total of 2006 participants met the inclusion criteria (a full description of the search results can be found in Figure 1). Eight of the 23 included articles were RCTs, 43‐50 five non‐RCTs, 51‐55 and 10 pre‐post studies 18,56‐64 . The majority of the articles included lung (n = 10) 18,43,49,50,55,56,60‐63 (Li et al 18 also included lung‐heart transplant candidates) and heart transplant candidates 45,46,51‐53,57,58 (n = 7).…”

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“…The majority of the articles included lung (n = 10) 18,43,49,50,55,56,60‐63 (Li et al 18 also included lung‐heart transplant candidates) and heart transplant candidates 45,46,51‐53,57,58 (n = 7). Four articles include liver 47,48,59,64 and two included kidney transplant candidates 44,54 (Gross et al 44 include kidney‐pancreas transplant candidates in addition to kidney patients). No articles included pancreas alone transplant.…”

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“…The exercise training programs included in the studies used a variety of exercise interventions, which are described in Table 4. The majority of the programs offered a combination of aerobic training and another type of exercise (n = 17), 18,43,45,46,48‐56,59‐61,63 for instance, upper and/or lower limb strength or inspiratory muscle exercises. Five programs offered only aerobic exercise training 43,49,51,55,61 .…”

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“…Five programs offered only aerobic exercise training 43,49,51,55,61 . Upper and/or lower limb strength training was an embedded component in thirteen programs 18,45,47,48,50,52‐54,56,59,60,62,63 . None of the programs included strength training exclusively.…”

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Solid organ transplantation (SOT) saves the lives of patients suffering from end-stage liver, heart, kidney, pancreas, and lung diseases 1,2 and improves disease-related symptoms as well as the quality of life (QoL) in these individuals. 3 Recent statistics show that close to 100 800 solid organ transplants are performed every year worldwide. 4 Many SOT candidates suffer from chronic disease for years before receiving a transplant, and depending on their health condition and which organ is involved, multiple systems may be compromised. 5,6 Studies have shown that SOT candidates experience limitations in exercise capacity secondary to central and peripheral factors 6-9 which may impact their levels of daily physical activity 10-13 and consequently on the psychosocial aspects of their lives. 14 In the general population, physical inactivity reduces normal functioning of major organ systems such as the cardiovascular, cardiopulmonary,

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Exercise manual for liver disease patients

Abstract: The proposed exercises provide an increase in the inspiratory muscle strength and improve functional capacity, consequently bettering the quality of life of liver disease patients.

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