In patients with suspected or proven HFpEF, natriuretic peptide plasma levels may be helpful in the identification of an exercise-induced increase in LV filling pressures.
(I) A clear identification of all the exercise requirements, not only in terms of goals of the therapy, but also in terms of additional constraints.
The data are part of a larger study on the influence of physical inactivity in healthy and prediabetic subjects as initiated and funded within the framework program of the European Union EXGENESIS Health Benefitss of Exercise: Identification of Genes and Signalling Pathways Involved in Effects of Exercise on Insulin Resistance, Obesity and the Metabolic Syndrome) consortium.
Identification of the separate effects of exercise dose and intensity on obesity and related cardiometabolic risk factors under controlled conditions is important for development of optimal, lifestyle-based strategies that can subsequently be tested in long-term effectiveness trials.
Therefore the identification of effective, age-friendly exercise and nutritional interventions which lower blood pressure (BP) is a research priority.
Identification of the threshold in exercise that delineates its favorable from its unfavorable consequences is a key issue being addressed in our laboratory.
We therefore wished to address the issue of variability in endurance time from a clinical perspective with the idea that the identification of pulmonary function and exercise physiology parameters closely linked to endurance time could eventually be useful to help predict and reduce heterogeneity in the duration of CET.
In view of a relatively high frequency of HFpEF confined only to exercise, the identification of biomarkers with the ability to promptly react to exercise-induced LVFP elevation is desirable.
Indeed, identification of the efficacious therapeutic dosage of exercise required to positively manage the MAO phenotype holds important implications for targeted preventive strategies.
Pulmonary rehabilitation includes exercise training for deconditioning, disease management education, management of dyspnea, appropriate use of medication, and identification of depression and other barriers to exercise.
