28/Aug/2025
Post-exercise effects of self-selected exercise intensity on cardiovascular parameters in peripheral artery disease: a randomized crossover study
einstein (São Paulo). 28/Aug/2025;23:eAO1498.
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Post-exercise effects of self-selected exercise intensity on cardiovascular parameters in peripheral artery disease: a randomized crossover study
DOI: 10.31744/einstein_journal/2025AO1498
Highlights ■ A single session of self-selected intensity walking reduced systolic blood pressure in individuals with peripheral artery disease. ■ Heart rate recovery responses after self-selected-intensity walking were similar to those following the guidelineprescribed exercise. ■ Self-selected intensity exercise may offer a feasible strategy for patients with claudication, balancing comfort and cardiovascular benefits. ■ These findings support flexible exercise prescriptions tailored to individual comfort without compromising the cardiovascular benefits. ABSTRACT Objective: To analyze the post-exercise effects of self-selected exercise intensity […]
Keywords: Blood pressure; Heart rate; Intermittent claudication; Peripheral arterial disease; Vascular diseases; Walking
03/Aug/2023
Proposed public policies to improve outcomes in vascular surgery: an experts’ forum
DOI: 10.31744/einstein_journal/2023AE0241
Highlights Notification of complications of arterial surgeries is essential in identifying strategies to improve surgical outcomes. Screening of prevalent and/or morbid diseases allows early intervention and prevention of complications. Use of telemedicine in vascular follow-up allows optimizing the use of resources and reducing the burden on health services. Concentrating complex cases in reference hospitals leads to improved surgical outcomes. ABSTRACT Objective To evaluate outcomes of vascular surgeries and identify strategies to improve public vascular care. Methods This was a descriptive, […]
Keywords: Amputation, surgical; Big data; Carotid artery diseases; Endovascular procedures; Health policy; Peripheral arterial disease; Public Policy; Vascular diseases; Vascular surgical procedures