Key result
The indicator of the quality of cardiovascular response to physical activity was significantly reduced in children with spastic double hemiplegia (0.125 mm Hg/bpm) compared to those with spastic diplegia (0.135 mm Hg/bpm).
Why the study?
Does the form of spastic cerebral palsy affect the cardiovascular system's physiological response to exercise in children?
Cross-Sectional (n=24)
No
Does the form of spastic cerebral palsy affect the cardiovascular system's physiological response to exercise in children?
Absolute Event Rate: 0.125% vs 0.135%
p-value: p=<0.05
Children with spastic cerebral palsy exhibit a hypertensive cardiovascular response to exercise, with the quality of response being significantly lower in those with spastic double hemiplegia compared to spastic diplegia, highlighting the need for tailored rehabilitation programs.
To assess the indicators of the cardiovascular system (CVS) affected by exercise in children with various forms of cerebral palsy (CP).
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A.A. Bruykov (2021) conducted a cross-sectional in Spastic cerebral palsy (n=24). Modified Martine-Kushelevsky exercise test vs. Spastic diplegia (Group I) was evaluated on Indicator of quality response to exercise (QR) (p=<0.05). The indicator of the quality of cardiovascular response to physical activity was significantly reduced in children with spastic double hemiplegia (0.125 mm Hg/bpm) compared to those with spastic diplegia (0.135 mm Hg/bpm).
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