Cardiovascular effects of high-intensity interval aerobic training combined with strength exercise in patients with chronic heart failure. A randomized phase III clinical trial

Keyphrases

• Left Ventricular Function 100%
• High-intensity Interval Training 100%
• Strength Training 100%
• Cardiovascular Effects 100%
• Pulse Wave Velocity 100%
• Heart Failure Patients 100%
• Chronic Heart Failure 100%
• Interval Aerobic Training 100%
• Phase III Clinical Trial 100%
• Patients with Chronic Heart Failure 100%
• Quality of Life 50%
• Intervention Group 50%
• NYHA Class 50%
• High-intensity Exercise 50%
• Ejection Fraction 50%
• Maximal Oxygen Uptake 50%
• Exercise Training 50%
• Training Program 50%
• Training Group 50%
• Peak Power 50%
• Cardiopulmonary Exercise Testing 50%
• Depression Score 50%
• Working out 50%
• Echocardiography 50%
• 6-minute Walk Distance (6MWD) 50%
• Systolic Pressure 50%
• Physical Activity Status 50%
• Velocity Measurement 50%
• Minnesota Living with Heart Failure Questionnaire (MLHFQ) 50%
• SphygmoCor 50%
• Tonometry 50%
• Aortic Elasticity 50%
• Mixed-effects Model 50%
• Radial Pulse Wave 50%
• Aortic Dilatation 50%
• Augmentation Index 50%
• Medical Characteristics 50%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Clinical Trial 100%
• Congestive Heart Failure 100%
• Cardiovascular Effect 100%
• Pulse Wave Velocity 66%
• New York Heart Association Class 33%
• Physical Activity 33%
• Exercise 33%
• High Intensity Interval Training 33%
• Quality of Life 33%
• Systolic Blood Pressure 33%
• Oxygen Consumption 33%
• Radial Artery 33%
• Heart Left Ventricle Function 33%
• Echocardiography 33%
• Diastolic Function 33%
• Nonstress Test 33%
• Velocimetry 33%
• Sphygmomanometer 33%
• Ejection Fraction 33%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Congestive Heart Failure 100%
• Pulse Wave 66%
• Quality of Life 33%
• Heart Ejection Fraction 33%
• Exercise Test 33%
• Systolic Blood Pressure 33%
• Echocardiography 33%
• Sphygmomanometer 33%
• Walking Distance 33%
• Dilatation 33%
• New York Heart Association Class 33%
• Augmentation Index 33%