Key result
Supervised exercise training for three to six months increases peak oxygen uptake by 11% to 36% in stable cardiac patients.
Why the study?
Does supervised exercise training improve peak oxygen uptake and physical capacity in stable cardiac patients?
Population
Stable cardiac patients
Design
Editorial
Follow-up
3 to 6 months
Authors
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Exercise training is strongly recommended for all stable cardiac patients to improve physical capacity and quality of life, requiring an individualized approach based on clinical evaluation.
Does supervised exercise training improve peak oxygen uptake and physical capacity in stable cardiac patients?
Exercise training is strongly recommended for all stable cardiac patients to improve physical capacity and quality of life, requiring an individualized approach based on clinical evaluation.
Ewa Piotrowicz (2011) conducted an editorial in stable cardiac patients. Supervised exercise training was evaluated on peak oxygen uptake (VO2 peak). Supervised exercise training for three to six months increases peak oxygen uptake by 11% to 36% in stable cardiac patients.
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