Exercise is Medicine™: Exercise Prescription After SCI to Manage Cardiovascular Disease Risk Factors
作者： Rachel Cowan , Laurie Malone , Mark Nash
DOI: 10.1310/SCI1403-69
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摘要: Exercise is underutilized in the battle against cardiovascular disease (CVD) for both nondisabled and spinal cord—injured (SCI) populations. The American College of Sports Medicine Heart Association have launched Medicine™ initiative to facilitate widespread adoption exercise as a practical treatment option by increasing awareness providing structured guidance. We review initiative, current recommendations nondisabled, supporting evidence SCI population, appropriate SCI-related alterations prescription. Finally, we provide resources prescription process persons with SCI.
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