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How do acute aerobic and handgrip exercises affect left ventricular hemodynamic load in healthy older compared to young adults?
How do acute aerobic and handgrip exercises affect left ventricular hemodynamic load in healthy older compared to young adults?
Acute aerobic exercise attenuates while handgrip exercise augments left ventricular hemodynamic load more in older adults, highlighting the importance of exercise modality in this population.
Suggests modality-specific effects on LV load in aging; hypothesis-generating for exercise recommendations pending prospective validation.
We demonstrated that acute aerobic exercise attenuated, whereas handgrip augmented, left ventricular hemodynamic load from wave reflections more in healthy older (OA) compared with young adults (YA) without altering stroke volume. These findings suggest an exaggerated aortic hemodynamic response to acute exercise perturbations with aging. They also highlight the importance of considering exercise modality when examining aortic hemodynamic responses to acute exercise in older adults.
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