Key result
Exercise training for heart failure has evolved from being contraindicated to a recognized treatment that improves exercise capacity and heart failure-related symptoms.
Why the study?
Does exercise training improve exercise capacity and symptoms in patients with heart failure?
Does exercise training improve exercise capacity and symptoms in patients with heart failure?
Exercise training is a beneficial and historically proven intervention for improving exercise capacity and symptoms in patients with heart failure.
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Supports exercise training in stable HF; extends historical data while leaving dosing and adherence questions open.
Andrew J.S. Coats (1999) conducted a review in Heart Failure. Exercise training was evaluated. Exercise training for heart failure has evolved from being contraindicated to a recognized treatment that improves exercise capacity and heart failure-related symptoms.
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