Key result
Cardiac rehabilitation improves anthropometric and echocardiographic parameters in sedentary patients at cardiovascular risk.
Why the study?
The effects of cardiac rehabilitation on various blood parameters and aerobic capacity in sedentary individuals with cardiovascular risk were not well studied.
Does a 12-week cardiac rehabilitation program improve anthropometric and echocardiographic parameters in sedentary individuals with cardiovascular risk?
Does a 12-week cardiac rehabilitation program improve anthropometric and echocardiographic parameters in sedentary individuals with cardiovascular risk?
A 12-week cardiac rehabilitation program improves anthropometric and echocardiographic parameters in sedentary individuals at risk for cardiovascular disease.
May improve blood parameters and aerobic capacity in sedentary at-risk adults; leaves open effects on clinical outcomes pending randomized trials.
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Emrullah Hayta (2016) studied Cardiovascular disease risk (n=106). Cardiac rehabilitation (aerobic exercise program) was evaluated on Body weight, BMI, waist-hip-thigh circumference, and ECHO measurements. A 12-week cardiac rehabilitation program significantly improved body weight, BMI, waist-hip-thigh circumference, and echocardiographic measurements in sedentary individuals with cardiovascular risk.
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