Sentence examples for referred for exercise from inspiring English sources

For the work, the scientists drew blood from a group of normal, healthy adults, as well as from a separate group who'd been referred for exercise testingbecause of shortness of breath or suspected coronary-artery disease.

Patients comprised 6213 consecutive males referred for exercise tests.

Objective The purpose of this study was to determine the prevalence and prognostic significance of exercise-induced ventricular arrhythmias (EIVAs) in patients referred for exercise testing, considering the arrhythmic substrate and exercise-induced ischemia.Background EIVAs are frequently observed during exercise testing, but their prognostic significance is uncertain.

Of 1191 patients referred for exercise testing, 926 agreed to participate and answered the questionnaire.

One patient, for example, was referred to a smoking cessation clinic and another was referred for exercise.

OBJECTIVES— To assess the association between impaired chronotropic response (CR) and adverse events among patients with diabetes referred for exercise treadmill testing (ETT).

Three patients carried causative mutations in Ryanodine receptor-I (RYR-I); of these, 2 were referred for unexplained high CK, and 1 was referred for exercise-induced rhabdomyolysis.

They were made up of previously sedentary patients who were referred for the exercise programme after having met the preset eligibility criteria.

These results are consistent with others who have found symptoms of depression (rather than disorders), but not anxiety, to be associated with an increased risk of all-cause mortality among patients with heart failure and among patients referred for an exercise stress test.

Myers et al. (2) showed that in 6,213 men referred for a clinical exercise test, 25.5% failed to achieved a maximal exercise capacity of 5 METs, and those with diabetes had an age-adjusted relative mortality risk from any cause of ∼2.3 (95% CI 1.5 3.5) compared with those who achieved >8 METs.

We found no difference in change in general health perception between patients who were referred for a structured physical exercise programme and those receiving care as usual, neither after 6 weeks nor after 12 weeks.