Patients with Ischaemic Heart Disease Tolerate Better Hyperthermal Immersion as a Loading Test
PACIENTI S ISCHEMICKOU CHOROBOU SRDCA LEPŠIE TOLERUJÚ HYPERTERMÁLNU IMERZIU AKO ZÁŤAŽOVÝ TEST
Za účelom porovnania hemodynamickej reakcie na štandardný maximálny symtómami limitovaný ergometrický záťažový (ET) a reakcie na hypertermálny kúpel' (HI) vo vode o teplote 40 °C sme vyšetrili 21 mužov vo veku 60,3 rokov (45 - 72 rokov) so stabilnou ICHS. Počas obidvoch testov sme monitorovali hemodynamiku pomocou hrudnej elektricke bioimpedancie (TEB), EKG a merali krvný tlak (TK).Výsledky: HI napriek dlhšiemu trvaniu (22,2 vs. 12,2 min; p
Klíčová slova:
hypertermálna imerzia, ergometrický test, hemodynamika, ischemická choroba srdca
Authors:
J. Lietava 2; J. Lukáč 1; B. Vohnout 2; D. Valent 2; J. Čelko 1
Authors‘ workplace:
prednosta: doc. MUDr. Andrej Dukát, CSc. Slovenská republika
; riaditel': doc. MUDr. Juraj Čelko, CSc. 2 II. interná klnika Lekárskej fakulty Univerzity Komenského, Bratislava
; Slovenské liečebné kúpele, Trenčianske Teplice
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Published in:
Rehabil. fyz. Lék., , 2002, No. 2, pp. 43-48.
Overview
To verify the hemodynamic response we compared standard maximal symptom-limited exercise test (ET) with HI in 40 °C water in 21 middle aged men (60,3 yrs. ) with CAD. Thoracic electric bioimpedance, ECG and BP esere monitored to estimate the cardiac load in the both tests. Results: HI had longer duration (22,2 vs. 12,1 min; p
Key words:
hyperthermal immersion, ergometric test, hemodynamics, ischemic heart disease
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