Article originalDissociation des réponses cardiorespiratoires et neuromusculaires à l’exercice à la suite de 4 semaines de réentraînement à l’effort chez des patients cardiaquesShort-term exercise-based cardiac rehabilitation induced changes in cardiorespiratory, mechanical and neuromuscular responses to progressive exercise testing

Pierre-Marie Leprêtre,M. Ghannem,S. Delanaud,N. Jaunet,L. Gaillard,A. Barnabé,T. Porcher,Thierry Weissland

Article originalDissociation des réponses cardiorespiratoires et neuromusculaires à l’exercice à la suite de 4 semaines de réentraînement à l’effort chez des patients cardiaquesShort-term exercise-based cardiac rehabilitation induced changes in cardiorespiratory, mechanical and neuromuscular responses to progressive exercise testing

2017

Pierre-Marie Leprêtre
M. Ghannem
S. Delanaud
N. Jaunet
L. Gaillard
A. Barnabé
T. Porcher
Thierry Weissland

Previous studies showed that changes in peak of oxygen uptake value (VO2peak) with training were poorly related to changes in Maximal Tolerated Power output (MTP) among patients with cardiovascular disease. This result could be due to a difference between cardiopulmonary adaptation to training and the skeletal muscle conditioning.

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Internal medicine
power output
Rehabilitation
Cardiology
oxygen uptake
Cardiorespiratory fitness
Skeletal muscle
Diabetes mellitus
Electromyography
Medicine

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