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Today, regular physical activity is considered to be an important part of the treatment for many CVDs. Exercise tests are used to determine exercise tolerance and to assess cardiovascular risk. This review outlines the most common methods for assessing exercise tolerance (cycloergometric test and treadmill tests) that have a high diagnostic and prognostic value and allow the specialists to draw reliable conclusions about the patient’s physical activity. The results of stress tests are of great importance in determining further tactics of patient’s management with cardiovascular pathology. Attention is also paid to the issues of cardiopulmonary stress test, which is the most reliable research method, according to the latest international recommendations. However, it is associated with difficulties in conducting and interpreting the research results. The feasibility and effectiveness of tests with the exclusion of the pulmonary component in cardiac patients have been shown for widespread use. A systematic literature search was carried out in databases Medline, Scopus, Web of Science, and Elibrary.
Today, regular physical activity is considered to be an important part of the treatment for many CVDs. Exercise tests are used to determine exercise tolerance and to assess cardiovascular risk. This review outlines the most common methods for assessing exercise tolerance (cycloergometric test and treadmill tests) that have a high diagnostic and prognostic value and allow the specialists to draw reliable conclusions about the patient’s physical activity. The results of stress tests are of great importance in determining further tactics of patient’s management with cardiovascular pathology. Attention is also paid to the issues of cardiopulmonary stress test, which is the most reliable research method, according to the latest international recommendations. However, it is associated with difficulties in conducting and interpreting the research results. The feasibility and effectiveness of tests with the exclusion of the pulmonary component in cardiac patients have been shown for widespread use. A systematic literature search was carried out in databases Medline, Scopus, Web of Science, and Elibrary.
Introduction. The problem of predicting the course of fibrosing interstitial lung diseases (FILD) is extremely relevant for the timely initiation of the treatment. Aim. To build a prognostic model based on data from a comprehensive study of the cardiorespiratory system in patients with FILD. Material and methods. The study included a group of 40 patients: 18 men and 22 women (M±S 60±9.7 years old), with verified FILD, who completed a full range of clinical and instrumental studies of the cardiorespiratory system at the time of inclusion in the study and after 12 months of observation. Then the initial group was divided into 2 groups: group A (20 patients), which did not reach the combined point, and group B (20 patients), which reached the combined point after 12 months. The combined point consisted of several outcomes: an increase in the degree of dyspnea on the m-MRC scale to 4 points, a deterioration in the results of the 6-minute walk test ≥50 m, a decrease in FVC or TLC ≥10 %, a decrease in the diffusing capacity of the lung for carbon monoxide (DLСO) ≥15 %, the lung transplantation, a death due to the lung disease. Results. Groups A and B did not have any differences in gender, age (А group (M±S) 57±11.8 y. o.; B group (M±S) 63±7.6 y. o., (p=0.06)), structure of the FILD nosology, the therapy and the frequency of the antifibrotic drug prescription. The hard endpoint at 12 months was achieved in 20 of 40 patients (50 %). Patients who reached the combined point were characterized by initially lower lung volumes (VC(M±S) 2.09±0.56 (p=0.016)); FVC (M±S) 1.99±0.55 (p=0.029)), FEV1 (M±S) 1.67±0.37 (p=0.036)), according to the results of a comprehensive study of the pulmonary function; a higher oxygen desaturation index (ODI (M±S) 5.76±4.48 (p=0.022)) and a more pronounced decrease in nocturnal saturation according to the computer pulse oximetry and the cardiorespiratory monitoring (SpO2 (M±S) 81.01±6.74 (p<0.029)). We developed a prognostic model that included such indicators as: post-bronchodilator MOC 75, TAPSE, VE/VCO2 (VO2 peak), desaturation index and minimum SPO2 % (AUC=0.949). Conclusion. The developed prognostic model for the course of FILD, based on the data from the comprehensive study of the cardiorespiratory system, demonstrated high sensitivity (93.8 %) and specificity (87.5 %).
Introduction. The social significance of occupational dust pathology is due to its leading position in the structure of mortality from occupational diseases. Stress tests are an important stage in a comprehensive approach to assessing and predicting the health status of trained dust workers. The aim of study was to study the relationship between exercise tolerance and the state of the cardiorespiratory system in employees of dust-hazardous professions based on the results of a 6-minute walking test (6MW). Materials and methods. Using data from echocardiography, spirometry, bodyplethysmography (BPG), a 6MW test and simultaneous monitoring of blood oxygen saturation (SpO2), 193 working dust professions (DP) (79 people), chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) (56 people) and patients without signs of respiratory pathology (58 people) were examined. Results. The peculiarities of spirometry and BPG, traced the relationship of load test results with the results of functional studies of cardio-respiratory status. Conclusions. It was found that SpO2 in the dynamics of the 6mx test shows a different relationship with spirometry indicators, characterizing the main pathogenetic moments of the formation of respiratory failure.
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