Journals / Erciyes Tıp Dergisi / 2007 / Cilt: 29 - Sayı: 1

Pathological processes affecting exercise capacity

Egzersiz kapasitesini etkileyen patolojik süreçler

Pages
64–70
Publication Date
2022-10-17
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In this review, pathological processes that impact exercise capacity will be discussed in a systematic manner and uncommon application areas of exercise tests will be mentioned.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Exercise capacity and physical activity status are well-known predictors of general mortality and especially cardiovascular mortality.
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Key Findings & Data:Whatever the reason, reduced exercise capacity impairs quality of life and increases tendency of individual to secondary diseases.
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Conclusion & Impact:In this review, pathological processes that impact exercise capacity will be discussed in a systematic manner and uncommon application areas of exercise tests will be mentioned.
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Exercise capacity and physical activity status are well-known predictors of general mortality and especially cardiovascular mortality. Pathological processes which may affect exercise capacity may be of cardiovascular, pulmonary, hematologic, myogenic and neuropsychogenic origin. Whatever the reason, reduced exercise capacity impairs quality of life and increases tendency of individual to secondary diseases. These pathologies, alone or together, limit exercise capacity resulting in dyspneoea, pain and fatigue by causing defects in processes involved in oxygen and carbondioxide gases. In this review, pathological processes that impact exercise capacity will be discussed in a systematic manner and uncommon application areas of exercise tests will be mentioned.

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Egzersiz kapasitesi ve fiziksel aktivite durumu özellikle kardiyovasküler mortaliteyi ve genel mortaliteyi belirleme bakımından iyi bilinen prediktörlerdir. Egzersiz kapasitesini etkileyen patolojik süreçler, kardiyovasküler, pulmoner, hematolojik, miyojenik ve nöropsikojenik kaynaklı olabilir. Hangi nedene bağlı olursa olsun, egzersiz kapasitesinin azalması kişinin yaşam kalitesini bozmakta ve ikincil hastalıklara eğilimini arttırmaktadır. Bu patolojiler tek başına veya birlikte, oksijen ve karbon dioksid gazlarıyla ilgili süreçlerde defektler oluşturarak dispne, ağrı ve yorgunluk nedeniyle egzersiz kapasitesinin sınırlanmasına neden olurlar. Bu yazımızda egzersiz kapasitesini etkileyen patolojik süreçler belli bir sistematik içinde ele alınacak ve egzersiz testlerinin az bilinen kullanım alanlarına değinilecektir

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ÖZTÜRK, L., METİN, G., ALTAN, M. (2022). Pathological processes affecting exercise capacity. Erciyes Tıp Dergisi, Cilt: 29 - Sayı: 1, 64–70. https://ajindex.com/articles/502692

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