225with disabilities had a prior history of respiratory orRESULTS AND DISCUSSIONExamination of the results of exercise trainingreveals that the most marked peculiarities in blood The diastolicFiguregi ID: 892456
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1 223KURDIBAYLOinjuries having amputation
223KURDIBAYLOinjuries having amputation (9-13). The volume of exercise loading and estimatesMETHODTests of cardiac and respiratory functions wereperformed at rest as well as in balanced wh
2 eelchairated with respect to loadingsTab
eelchairated with respect to loadingsTable 1.All subjects with amputation who were exam-Table 1.Values of wheel ergometry exercise training.Group703570of75070ofPMOIPMOIPMOIControl Group I1
3 101761066511265110176114 225with disabil
101761066511265110176114 225with disabilities had a prior history of respiratory orRESULTS AND DISCUSSIONExamination of the results of exercise trainingreveals that the most marked peculia
4 rities in blood. The diastolicFigure.giv
rities in blood. The diastolicFigure.gives the dynamics of blood circulationUNILATERAL (IIIL(JVtINELR DURINGEERGONETRY RECOVERYLOADINGFigure 1.The dynamics of the intra-arterial pressure i
5 n lower limbamputation, and 16Figure2 gi
n lower limbamputation, and 16Figure2 gives the dynamics of heart rate,. The stroke.001) after the third exercise loading:6551ST.SI ST.150135I0575DIASTITIIIIIIIV3'6'10' 227KURDIBAYLOCONTRO
6 LAMPUTATIONFigure2.D U R I NG0 I E T RYL
LAMPUTATIONFigure2.D U R I NG0 I E T RYL O AI UFigure 3.The dynamics of stroke indicator in lower limb amputees duringtraining.001), respectively..4 percent (PFigure4.venous inflow (when c
7 oupled with a distinct bodytion in blood
oupled with a distinct bodytion in blood flow volume, and venous recurrence;CONTROLFigure 4.The dynamics of end diastolic volume and end systolic volumeO%AMPUTATION100T\tit9610D U R IN GP
8 E R I O DWRING 228both EDV and ESV decre
E R I O DWRING 228both EDV and ESV decrease and the lack ofreduced tolerance to exercise loading is consideredFigure 5AsDURINGFigure 5.The dynamics of breathing rate, breathing capacity, a
9 nd minute. DesignationsCONTROLGROUP IIDU
nd minute. DesignationsCONTROLGROUP IIDURING 230Table 4.UnitAfter 1stAfter 2ndAfter 3rdAfter 4thIndexesGroupRestP 4-5ExerciseP 4-9ExerciseP 4-13Meas.25791014Control group IMaxUnilatMaxBila
10 tBased on research carried out, the reco
tBased on research carried out, the recom-. The exercise train-40to60percent of PMOI (i4kcal/min) are recom-25to40percent of PMOI (i2kcal/min).(22)that the harmless value of42ml/kg/min or
11 wheelchair ergometry index2W/kg/min in n
wheelchair ergometry index2W/kg/min in nondisabled males2)heart4)maximal oxygen intake 232muscles, humeral girdle, and muscles of the backFigure7.Athe increase of minute circulation volume
12 by 27170,working capacity increased by
by 27170,working capacity increased by 5BFigure7.; Subjects in D, E, and F have lower 234amputation preferred swimming, seated volleyball,sequence of the decrease of dynamic capabilities
13 ofCONCLUSIONWe can conclude that motor c
ofCONCLUSIONWe can conclude that motor capabilities intraining and 2) to find a valid approach to assess the. Adequate tools of exercise train-general working capacity in persons with ampu
14 ta-REFERENCES1.Travmatologia i Proteziro
ta-REFERENCES1.Travmatologia i ProtezirovanieVinogradov VI,Katoschuk GI. Sbornik trudov. Les sport therapeutiques. Milano. Paraplegia 1973. Rehabilitation Research and(French)..PSportMedic