Importance of Resistance Training for Patients After a Cardiac Event

Adams, Jenny; Cline, Matthew J.; Reed, Mike; Masters, Amanda; Ehlke, Kay; Hartman, Julie

doi:10.1080/08998280.2006.11928172

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“…Body composition can change according to exercise type. Although moderate intensity aerobic exercise training is mostly used to regulate total body composition and body fat [35], resistance exercises improve muscle strength which would be helpful to accomplish activities of daily living and tasks that require strength [29,30]. In our study both resistance and aerobic exercise training improved BMI, WC and WHR.…”

Section: Maximum Aerobic Capacitymentioning

confidence: 47%

“…It's showed that exercise affect amino acid and protein metabolism and uptake/ production of Hcy is influenced especially in exercises which increase metabolic demands and may necessitate the conversion of Hcy to succinyl-coenzyme A as a means of increasing energy production from the trichloroacetic acid cycle [27]. From a different point of view, it's reported that aerobic exercises may not improve people's perception that they can undertake heavy work, whereas resistance training has been found to improve self efficacy for strength related tasks [30]. Furthermore, Hcy levels correlate with anger whereas resistance exercise is associated with decreased anxiety and improved emotional health [27].…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Effects of two different exercise trainings on plasma homocysteine levels and other cardiovascular disease risks

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Section: Maximum Aerobic Capacitymentioning

confidence: 47%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Effects of two different exercise trainings on plasma homocysteine levels and other cardiovascular disease risks

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“…Early mobilization also comparatively reduces the incidence and intensity of post-operative pulmonary complications, which aids faster recovery. Compared to the past two decades the process of cardiac rehabilitation is taking a new shape incorporating a variety of aerobic exercises, and recently the inclusion of resisted training 15,16 is also to be made a note. The outcome of the exercise intervention hugely depends upon the training parameters like intensity, frequency, duration.…”

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Effect of Supervised Moderate Intensity Exercise Program in Phase one Cardiac Rehabilitation of Post Operative Cabg Patients - A Randomized Controlled Trail

Modi¹,

Bhise²,

Patel³

2014

International Journal of Physiotherapy

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Background: With the increasing number of cases for CABG, the cardiac rehabilitation has gained importance. The trends in rehabilitation of a coronary artery disease patient are changing by incorporating a variety of aerobic exercises and resisted training in to their rehabilitation program. The outcome of any exercise chiefly depends on the training parameters like intensity, frequency and duration. Hence the present study focused to know the effects of supervised moderate intensity exercises on patients during hospital discharge following CABG. The objective of is to study the effectiveness of supervised moderate intensity exercise on distance walked and Quality of Life at hospital discharge following CABG.Methods: Study recruited randomly 46 patients between age group 40-65 years who were posted for nonemergency CABG for the first time. Pre-operative assessment was done thoroughly and was divided in to two groups, Group A conventional treatment and Group B Moderate intensity exercise group. The patients were treated using different protocols in terms of intensity for 8-10 days immediate post CABG. Then the outcome parameters of 6MWT and sf-36 were compared for analysis.Results: Both groups individually showed extremely significant results for two outcome measures. 6 MWD difference between two treatment groups showed significant results with unpaired t test (t = 8.5720,p<0.001). Quality of life score difference within group showed very significant results but there is no difference found between both groups. Conclusion:Moderate intensity exercises can also be included in the immediate post-operative phase of CABG, as they reduce the length of hospital stay and quicken the cardiac rehabilitation process. But there need to be a lot of randomized control trails to confirm the benefits of moderate intensity exercises in phase one rehabilitation program after CABG.

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“…Os benefícios potenciais do exercício resistido incluem não só melhora na saúde e controle de fatores de risco para doenças cardiovasculares como hipertensão arterial, dislipidemia, sensibilidade à insulina, melhor controle do peso, prevenção de deficiências e quedas e aumento da capacidade funcional (1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6).…”

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“…A inclusão do treinamento de força em programas de reabilitação cardíaca produz efeitos favoráveis ao bem-estar geral do paciente, pois auxilia na melhora da força e resistência muscular, do metabolismo, da função cardiovascular, evidenciada a partir de aumento do consumo máximo de oxigênio e melhora do débito cardíaco e significante redução da percepção do esforço para atividades submáximas (1,3,5,6).…”

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Exercício resistido no cardiopata: revisão sistemática

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ResumoIntrodução: A perda de massa muscular secundária à idade e à inatividade física é clinicamente relevante na população cardíaca; contudo, a prescrição do exercício resistido dinâmico para esses pacientes apresenta-se inconclusiva na literatura. Objetivos: Reunir informações e apresentar as principais diretrizes relacionadas à prescrição de exercícios resistidos em cardiopatas. Materiais e métodos: Foi realizada busca sistemática de literatura, a partir das bases de dados LILACS, SciELO e MEDLINE, utilizando os seguintes descritores na língua portuguesa: força muscular, exercício isométrico, esforço físico, cardiopatia e coronariopatia, e seus correspondentes na lín-gua inglesa (muscle strength, isometric exercise, physical effort, heart disease e artery coronary disease), os quais foram pesquisados separadamente e em cruzamentos, sendo considerados para esta revisão apenas artigos pu- variada metodologia utilizada na prescrição dos componentes específicos do treinamento, mostrou-se eficiente para aumentar a força muscular de membros superiores e inferiores em cardiopatas e sua aplicação pode ser considerada segura para esses pacientes, desde que prescrito corretamente. [ # ] [P] Palavras-chave: Força muscular. Exercício isométrico. Esforço físico. Cardiopatia. Coronariopatia. [ # ] [B]Abstract Introduction: Loss of muscle mass secondary to age and physical inactivity is clinically relevant in cardiac pop-

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Importance of Resistance Training for Patients After a Cardiac Event

Cited by 30 publications

References 12 publications

Effects of two different exercise trainings on plasma homocysteine levels and other cardiovascular disease risks

Effects of two different exercise trainings on plasma homocysteine levels and other cardiovascular disease risks

Effect of Supervised Moderate Intensity Exercise Program in Phase one Cardiac Rehabilitation of Post Operative Cabg Patients - A Randomized Controlled Trail

Exercício resistido no cardiopata: revisão sistemática

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