Key result
CPET guides exercise program design and quantifies treatment efficacy in overweight and obese patients.
Why the study?
To evaluate advancements in cardiopulmonary exercise testing among overweight or obese patients.
Cardiopulmonary exercise testing is a promising tool for designing scientific exercise programs and managing weight in overweight and obese populations.
May support CPET-guided exercise in obesity management; leaves open validation in prospective trials.
Objective To evaluate the advancements in cardiopulmonary exercise testing (CPET) among overweight or obese patients. Methods Reviewed the recent studies on clinical trials of CPET in overweight and obese patients, thought about the CPET advantage in obesity, while CPET equipment use for elucidating the principles underlying obesity and using CPET kinematic scheme to explore fat metabolism. Results The exercise program developed by CPET is scientific, sustainable and advantageous. With this trial, we can develop a relatively effective, fast and measurable amount of exercise, on the basis of the exercise test in obese people, CPET can provide scientific and digital motion reducing weight for overweight patients. At the same time, the trial has become widely applied in research into drug and surgical treatments for overweight patients. It is possible to quantify the efficacy of a trial and ultimately assess the merits of CPET. Conclusion CPET is considered as a fundamental criterion for designing motion schemes. Despite limitations of equipment errors and patient endurance, the benefits of CPET in program formulation have been gradually recognized, which made it a promising tool in the field of obesity management.
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Fu et al. (2024) conducted a review in Overweight and obesity. Cardiopulmonary exercise testing (CPET) was evaluated. Cardiopulmonary exercise testing provides a scientific and measurable approach for designing exercise programs and quantifying treatment efficacy in overweight and obese patients.
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