We are accompanied by music in shopping arcades, on the radio, during sport or leisure time activities and in wellness therapy. Nowadays, it is impossible to eliminate music from our daily lives. Music, with its various elements, such as rhythm, sound and melody had the unique ability even in prehistoric, ancient and medieval times to have a special fascination for humans. Sports participation in patients with ConHD was not associated with an increased incidence of adverse cardiac events. The patients that were engaged in sports show a higher exercise capacity than those who did not. Adults with repaired ConHD are less often involved in sports than the Dutch general population. More favorable subjective physical functioning was found for moderate/complex patients who practiced sports. Patients with both simple and moderate/complex ConHD who practiced sports showed a higher exercise capacity. Patients with moderate/complex forms of ConHD practiced fewer hours of sports compared with the general Dutch normative population. No relationship was found between practicing sports and the occurrence of sudden death, PVCs or SVTs. All clinical events (re-intervention, arrhythmia, heart failure) were prospectively recorded. Exercise testing, echocardiogram and 24-hour continuous ambulatory ECG-monitoring were performed in both 20. At both time points patients filled in questionnaires on sports participation, subjective physical functioning and quality of life.
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Congenital heart disease (ConHD) patients who underwent corrective surgery for Atrial Septal Defect, Ventricular Septal Defect, Pulmonary Stenosis, Tetralogy of Fallot or Transposition of the Great Arteries in our center between 19 were included, and participated in our longitudinal follow-up study with serial evaluations in 20. It is unclear whether sports participation in adults with repaired congenital heart disease is safe and has benefits.
Opić, Petra Utens, Elisabeth M W J Cuypers, Judith A A E Witsenburg, Maarten van den Bosch, Annemien van Domburg, Ron Bogers, Ad J J C Boersma, Eric Pelliccia, Antonio Roos-Hesselink, Jolien W Sports participation in adults with congenital heart disease. This cornerstone study can serve as rationale for physical therapy (PT) intervention in oncology As a mean about 9% of all deaths -5.9 million in 57 million deaths/year worldwide- are caused by PI and for Luxembourg 12.9%. The effects of PI are most pronounced in colon cancer followed by diabetes 2, breast cancer and then CAD. An important epidemiological study published in 2012 by Lee et al in Lancet analyzed the effects of physical inactivity (PI) all over the world: 4 important diseases were studied: CAD, breast cancer, colon cancer and type 2 diabetes.
In 2002 a cornerstone study by Myers et al proved that physical fitness is the most determinant of survival both for healthy people and for cardiac patients: The better the fitness, quantified in METs, the better the prognosis and this fact is the basis for the application of sports therapy in cardiac and most other patients. However, in a parallel way ambulatory phase 2 physical activity (PA) was started in the main hospitals in Luxembourg City (Centrum), Esch/Alzette (South) and Ettelbrück ( North). Paradoxically these phase 3 groups preceded the phases 1 and 2 (= "in hospital" and subacute) of cardiac rehabilitation.
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These phase 3 cardiac sport groups (= chronic phase) are organized by some committed patients working on a voluntary basis and performing a professional job. In 1984 the first ambulatory heart sport group (phase 3 of cardiac reeducation) was founded in Luxembourg City, followed in 1991 by a section in Esch/Alzette and in 2002 by a 3ème section in Ettelbrück. This achievement is due to multiple interventions in the direct treatment of CAD and, especially, in fighting its risk factors: smoking, high blood pressure, hypercholesterolemia and physical inactivity. For more than 30 years both mortality and morbidity due to coronary artery disease (CAD) are significantly decreasing (> 70%) in the western world. ģ0 years of organized ambulatory heart sport in Luxembourg Promoter of health sports. This article summarizes the various recommendations on the subject. The medical approach is different whether one evaluates a young competitive athlete, a sedentary adult who wants to start a recreational sport or a patient with heart disease who wishes to engage in sport. Individuals of all ages and all levels engage in sporting activities.
However, it can be dangerous in people with cardiac disease that might be asymptomatic. Physical activity is beneficial for health and the cardiovascular risk profile.
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