Generally, the training program
lasts for three months, with three sessions per week. The
training intensity on the treadmill is increased by the time,
with one session lasting from 30 to 60 minutes. A short and
randomized study, making comparisons between a controlled
physical therapy and a regular care, did not result in significant
divergences in maximum values of cardiovascular tests,
however it indicates that after 12 weeks of training the patients
under controlled physical therapy became more efficient
in achieving circulatory and ventilatory requirements
during the exercise (9-13). Progressive kinesiological activity
is an effective treatment for improvement in walking ability
and reduction of mortality and cardiovascular manifestations
of patients with periphery artery disease, although the ability
to perform effective kinesiological activity often declines by
the age of patients. Maintaining and increasing reserves of
functional capacity are important factors for elderly population.
Maintenance and development of kinesiological reserves
are the goals that elderly population achieves through the
participation in kinesiological activity. Therefore, the proper
kinesiological activities in a form of programmed and controlled
exercises may serve as a primary type of therapy for
individuals affected by periphery artery disease.
Generally, the training programlasts for three months, with three sessions per week. Thetraining intensity on the treadmill is increased by the time,with one session lasting from 30 to 60 minutes. A short andrandomized study, making comparisons between a controlledphysical therapy and a regular care, did not result in significantdivergences in maximum values of cardiovascular tests,however it indicates that after 12 weeks of training the patientsunder controlled physical therapy became more efficientin achieving circulatory and ventilatory requirementsduring the exercise (9-13). Progressive kinesiological activityis an effective treatment for improvement in walking abilityand reduction of mortality and cardiovascular manifestationsof patients with periphery artery disease, although the abilityto perform effective kinesiological activity often declines bythe age of patients. Maintaining and increasing reserves offunctional capacity are important factors for elderly population.Maintenance and development of kinesiological reservesare the goals that elderly population achieves through theparticipation in kinesiological activity. Therefore, the properkinesiological activities in a form of programmed and controlledexercises may serve as a primary type of therapy forindividuals affected by periphery artery disease.
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