2021
DOI: 10.15621/ijphy/2021/v8i1/909
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Motor and Cardiovascular Distinctions among genders in Hispanic-Latinx People Living with HIV

Abstract: Background: HIV can lead to a plethora of health-related complications, such as cardiovascular and gait deficiencies. Some of the HIV obstacles are related among individuals; however, various facets come into play when considering and designing interventions for this population, like gender profile. This study aim to interpret the impact of HIV on distinct individuals; the present inquiry proposes to inspect the cardio-motor tendency on male versus female in Hispanics-Latinx living with HIV. Methods: Cardio-mo… Show more

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“…Regularly, MCNAs are displayed as balance and gait changes [4,9]. A research shows that asymptomatic HIV individuals exhibit higher postural instability than normal controls, leading to an increased fall risk [5].…”
Section: Gait Single Tasks (Two Trials)mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Regularly, MCNAs are displayed as balance and gait changes [4,9]. A research shows that asymptomatic HIV individuals exhibit higher postural instability than normal controls, leading to an increased fall risk [5].…”
Section: Gait Single Tasks (Two Trials)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The motor-cognitive changes are related to the involvement of frontal lobe, in particular the frontostriatal brain system [18]. Most of these MCNAs manifest themselves as gait deficiencies, standing balance problems, and perceived balance instability during everyday activities [4,8,9] in people with a previous history of falls or advanced stages of HIV. The aim of the study was therefore to describe the influence of cognitive tasks on gait parameters in PLHIV.…”
Section: Gait Single Tasks (Two Trials)mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The current study follows the Ross protocol used in previous studies by Rosario et al [15] and Rosario et al [16], which also recruited PLWH. Data retrieved from participants' records for this study included heart rate and blood pressure for the cardiovascular components and gait velocity and inclination for the motor components.…”
Section: Motor and Cardiovascular Componentsmentioning
confidence: 99%