[Early @entity558 of XXXX surgically treated for myocardial revascularization. Influence on the functional capacity].

@entity1 @entity558 @entity296 @entity26
PURPOSE: To evaluate the early @entity558 ( @entity558 ) effect [initiated 15 days after the @entity296 ( @entity296 )] in the functional capacity. METHODS: Twenty-two male @entity1 (mean-age of 52y-o), divided in two groups (A and B, 11 @entity1 each), were studied. Group A started @entity558 3 months after @entity296 (phase III), with a training intensity of about 70% of the maximum heart rate reserve, during three months, three sessions per week with one hour duration. Group B started @entity558 15 days after the @entity296 (fase II), with a training intensity up to five metabolic unities, three times a week, 1 hour and 15 duration. The post- @entity296 period of three months was designated as the time I (beginning of fase III) and six months as time 2. Stress test, Kraus-Weber flexibility test, coxo-femural flexibility test (flexion, elevation and abduction) and scapule-umeral flexibility test (flexion, extension and abduction) were applied. RESULTS: The maximum @entity26 uptake and the total work increased significantly from time 1 to time 2 in both groups, but there was no significant difference between the two groups, either in time 1 or 2. Flexibility in the Kraus-Weber test and in the scapule-umeral flexibility test when in flexion, were significantly greater in group B than A, in both times (1 and 2). Other flexibility variables studied show no significant difference, neither between the studied groups nor in the times 1 and 2 of evaluation. CONCLUSION: Early @entity558 after @entity296 increased the value of two variables that measure flexibility. However, it has not increased other flexibilities variables and the aerobic capacity.
