Value of a supervised exercise program for the therapy of arterial claudication
作者： Robert B. Patterson , Bernadine Pinto , Bess Marcus , Andrea Colucci , Tina Braun
DOI: 10.1016/S0741-5214(97)70352-5
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摘要: Abstract Purpose: This study was performed to test the effectiveness of a formal supervised exercise program against home-based for both walking ability and quality life endpoints. Methods: Patients with arterial claudication were randomized either 12-week (SUPEX) weekly lectures relating peripheral vascular disease or home group (HOMEX) who attended an identical lecture received instruction. The population included 29 men 26 women, mean age 69.1 ± 8.1 years. Forty-seven patients completed program, 46 available testing at completion, 38 6-month testing. Claudication pain time (CPT) maximum (MWT) on progressive treadmill assessed baseline, 6 months. Medical Outcomes Study Short Form-36 (SF-36) administered these intervals assess effects life. Results: Each improved ( p Conclusions: Supervised programs provide superior increased in noninterventional therapy claudication, based result SF-36 functional measures. lack intergroup differences measures may be high degree interaction healthcare providers HOMEX group. Although results optimal benefits, highly structured provides similar improvement satisfactory alternative lesser requirements.(J Vasc Sug 1997;25:312-9.)
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