Aktywność fizyczna i trening wysiłkowy u osób z niewydolnością serca – czy to możliwe?
Streszczenie
Jak powszechnie wiadomo ćwiczenia wytrzymałościowe powodują fizjologiczne zwiększone szczytowe zużycie tlenu. W niewydolności serca wysiłek nie jest dobrze tolerowany co znacznie obniża jakość życia oraz wiąże się ze zwiększonym współczynnikiem śmiertelności. Z drugiej strony trening aerobowy jest zalecany jako forma rehabilitacji kardiologicznej, która jest bezpieczna i znacząco poprawia parametry sprawności fizycznej.
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