Randomized clinical trial of the Method JaPer to increase inspiratory capacity:Method JaPer to increase inspiratory capacity
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Resumo: | Introduction: Lung diseases can generate hospitalizations, long stays, complications and even death. Objective: To analyze the effects of the JaPer method on the inspiratory capacity of hospitalized patients. Materials and methods: Initially double-blind randomized clinical trial with 653 patients that passed to 587 hospitalized patients. Maximum inspiratory capacity was determined through the respiratory incentive, the 6-minute Results: 587 patients (F: 300 vs M: 287) with an average age of 53.61 ± 14.24 years and where 9.88% of the study population were underweight, 17.89% normal weight and 27.26% and 44.97% overweight and obesity respectively. All participants underwent a 6-minute walk to determine the meters traveled (GE– 387.70 ± 47.59 vs. GC– 371.30 ± 49.10), speed during the test (GE– 64.62 ± 7.93 vs. GC– 61.88 ± 8.18) and the estimated vo2 (GE– 9.96 ± 0.79 vs GC– 9.69 ± 0.82) of each participant. This 6-minute walk as well as the maximum inspiratory capacity (GE– 1708.54 ± 707.84 vs GC– 1448.83 ± 692.79) were determined on the first and last day of pulmonary rehabilitation of the participants. Conclusions: The experimental group with the JaPer method obtained better results in all the variables evaluated with a significant difference (p = <0.05) compared to the control group. Highlighting that, the maximum inspiratory capacity increased after 2 weeks of training in the experimental group and control group by 44% and 28% (p = <0.05) respectively. |
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Randomized clinical trial of the Method JaPer to increase inspiratory capacity:Method JaPer to increase inspiratory capacityEnsayo clínico aleatorizado del Método JaPer para aumentar la capacidad inspiratoria: Método JaPer para aumentar la capacidad inspiratoriaEnsaio clínico randomizado do método JaPer para aumentar a capacidade inspiratória: Método JaPer para aumentar a capacidade inspiratóriaMétodo JaPerInspirômetroCapacidade pulmonarMethod JaPerInspirometerLung capacityMétodo JaPerInspirometroCapacidad pulmonar. Introduction: Lung diseases can generate hospitalizations, long stays, complications and even death. Objective: To analyze the effects of the JaPer method on the inspiratory capacity of hospitalized patients. Materials and methods: Initially double-blind randomized clinical trial with 653 patients that passed to 587 hospitalized patients. Maximum inspiratory capacity was determined through the respiratory incentive, the 6-minute Results: 587 patients (F: 300 vs M: 287) with an average age of 53.61 ± 14.24 years and where 9.88% of the study population were underweight, 17.89% normal weight and 27.26% and 44.97% overweight and obesity respectively. All participants underwent a 6-minute walk to determine the meters traveled (GE– 387.70 ± 47.59 vs. GC– 371.30 ± 49.10), speed during the test (GE– 64.62 ± 7.93 vs. GC– 61.88 ± 8.18) and the estimated vo2 (GE– 9.96 ± 0.79 vs GC– 9.69 ± 0.82) of each participant. This 6-minute walk as well as the maximum inspiratory capacity (GE– 1708.54 ± 707.84 vs GC– 1448.83 ± 692.79) were determined on the first and last day of pulmonary rehabilitation of the participants. Conclusions: The experimental group with the JaPer method obtained better results in all the variables evaluated with a significant difference (p = <0.05) compared to the control group. Highlighting that, the maximum inspiratory capacity increased after 2 weeks of training in the experimental group and control group by 44% and 28% (p = <0.05) respectively. Introducción: Las enfermedades pulmonares pueden generar hospitalizaciones, estancias prolongadas, complicaciones e inclusive la muerte. Objetivo: Analizar los efectos del método JaPer sobre la capacidad inspiratoria de los pacientes hospitalizados. Materiales y métodos: Ensayo clínico aleatorizado doble ciego inicialmente con 653 pacientes que pasó a 587 pacientes hospitalizados. Se determinó la capacidad inspiratoria máxima a través del incentivo respiratorio, caminata de los 6 minutos, antropometria y un cuestionario basico creado por lo autores. Se les aplicó un programa de entrenamiento de 2 semanas de 3 sesiones por dia. Resultados: 587 pacientes (F: 300 vs M: 287) con edad promedio de 53.61±14.24 años y en donde el 9.88% de la población de estudio tenian infrapeso, 17.89% normopeso y el 27.26% y 44.97% sobrepeso y obesidad respectivamente. A todos los participantes se les realizó una caminata de los 6 minutos para determinar los metros recorridos (GE– 387.70±47.59 vs GC– 371.30±49.10), velocidad durante el test (GE– 64.62±7.93 vs GC– 61.88±8.18) y el vo2 estimado (GE– 9.96±0.79 vs GC– 9.69±0.82) de cada participante. Esta caminata de los 6 minutos al igual que la capacidad inspiratoria máxima (GE– 1708.54±707.84 vs GC– 1448.83±692.79) se determinó el primer y último dia de rehabilitación pulmonar de los participantes. Conclusiones: El grupo experimental con el método JaPer obtuvó mejores resultados en todas las variables evaluadas con diferencia significativa (p= <0.05) frente al grupo control. Resaltando que, la capacidad inspiratoria máxima aumentó despues de 2 semanas de entrenamiento en el grupo experimental y grupo control un 44% y 28% (p= <0.05) respectivamente. Introdução: As doenças pulmonares podem gerar hospitalizações, estadias prolongadas, complicações e até morte. Objetivo: Analisar os efeitos do método JaPer na capacidade inspiratória de pacientes hospitalizados. Materiais e métodos: Ensaio clínico randomizado, inicialmente duplo-cego, com 653 pacientes que passaram para 587 pacientes hospitalizados. A capacidade inspiratória máxima foi determinada por meio do incentivo respiratório, caminhada de 6 minutos, antropometria e questionário básico criado pelos autores. Um programa de treinamento de 2 semanas de 3 sessões por dia foi aplicado a eles. Resultados: 587 pacientes (F: 300 vs. M: 287) com idade média de 53,61 ± 14,24 anos e onde 9,88% da população estudada estavam abaixo do peso, 17,89% peso normal e 27,26% e 44,97% sobrepeso e obesidade, respectivamente. Todos os participantes foram submetidos a uma caminhada de 6 minutos para determinar os medidores percorridos (GE - 387,70 ± 47,59 vs. GC - 371,30 ± 49,10), velocidade durante o teste (GE - 64,62 ± 7,93 vs. GC - 61,88 ± 8,18) e o vo2 estimado (GE - 9,96 ± 0,79 vs GC - 9,69 ± 0,82) de cada participante. Essa caminhada de 6 minutos, bem como a capacidade inspiratória máxima (GE - 1708,54 ± 707,84 vs GC - 1448,83 ± 692,79) foram determinadas no primeiro e no último dia de reabilitação pulmonar dos participantes. Conclusões: O grupo experimental com o método JaPer obteve melhores resultados em todas as variáveis avaliadas com diferença significativa (p = <0,05) em relação ao grupo controle. Destacando que, a capacidade inspiratória máxima aumentou após 2 semanas de treinamento no grupo experimental e no grupo controle em 44% e 28% (p = <0,05), respectivamente.SciELO PreprintsSciELO PreprintsSciELO Preprints2020-06-23info:eu-repo/semantics/preprintinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionapplication/pdfhttps://preprints.scielo.org/index.php/scielo/preprint/view/82510.1590/SciELOPreprints.825spahttps://preprints.scielo.org/index.php/scielo/article/view/825/1139Copyright (c) 2020 Javier Eliecer Pereira Rodriguez, Juan Camilo Quintero Gomez, Peñaranda Florez Devi Geesel, Pereira Rodriguez Pedro, Pereira Rodriguez Ricardo, Arrieta-Mercado Maria Andrea, Barreto-Castillo Leidy Laurahttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessRodriguez, Javier Eliecer PereiraGomez, Juan Camilo QuinteroGeesel, Peñaranda Florez DeviPedro, Pereira RodriguezRicardo, Pereira RodriguezMaria Andrea, Arrieta-MercadoLaura, Barreto-Castillo Leidyreponame:SciELO Preprintsinstname:SciELOinstacron:SCI2020-06-21T15:50:57Zoai:ops.preprints.scielo.org:preprint/825Servidor de preprintshttps://preprints.scielo.org/index.php/scieloONGhttps://preprints.scielo.org/index.php/scielo/oaiscielo.submission@scielo.orgopendoar:2020-06-21T15:50:57SciELO Preprints - SciELOfalse |
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Randomized clinical trial of the Method JaPer to increase inspiratory capacity:Method JaPer to increase inspiratory capacity Ensayo clínico aleatorizado del Método JaPer para aumentar la capacidad inspiratoria: Método JaPer para aumentar la capacidad inspiratoria Ensaio clínico randomizado do método JaPer para aumentar a capacidade inspiratória: Método JaPer para aumentar a capacidade inspiratória |
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Randomized clinical trial of the Method JaPer to increase inspiratory capacity:Method JaPer to increase inspiratory capacity |
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Randomized clinical trial of the Method JaPer to increase inspiratory capacity:Method JaPer to increase inspiratory capacity Rodriguez, Javier Eliecer Pereira Método JaPer Inspirômetro Capacidade pulmonar Method JaPer Inspirometer Lung capacity Método JaPer Inspirometro Capacidad pulmonar. |
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Randomized clinical trial of the Method JaPer to increase inspiratory capacity:Method JaPer to increase inspiratory capacity |
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Randomized clinical trial of the Method JaPer to increase inspiratory capacity:Method JaPer to increase inspiratory capacity |
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Randomized clinical trial of the Method JaPer to increase inspiratory capacity:Method JaPer to increase inspiratory capacity |
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Randomized clinical trial of the Method JaPer to increase inspiratory capacity:Method JaPer to increase inspiratory capacity |
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Randomized clinical trial of the Method JaPer to increase inspiratory capacity:Method JaPer to increase inspiratory capacity |
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Rodriguez, Javier Eliecer Pereira |
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Rodriguez, Javier Eliecer Pereira Gomez, Juan Camilo Quintero Geesel, Peñaranda Florez Devi Pedro, Pereira Rodriguez Ricardo, Pereira Rodriguez Maria Andrea, Arrieta-Mercado Laura, Barreto-Castillo Leidy |
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Gomez, Juan Camilo Quintero Geesel, Peñaranda Florez Devi Pedro, Pereira Rodriguez Ricardo, Pereira Rodriguez Maria Andrea, Arrieta-Mercado Laura, Barreto-Castillo Leidy |
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Rodriguez, Javier Eliecer Pereira Gomez, Juan Camilo Quintero Geesel, Peñaranda Florez Devi Pedro, Pereira Rodriguez Ricardo, Pereira Rodriguez Maria Andrea, Arrieta-Mercado Laura, Barreto-Castillo Leidy |
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Método JaPer Inspirômetro Capacidade pulmonar Method JaPer Inspirometer Lung capacity Método JaPer Inspirometro Capacidad pulmonar. |
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Método JaPer Inspirômetro Capacidade pulmonar Method JaPer Inspirometer Lung capacity Método JaPer Inspirometro Capacidad pulmonar. |
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Introduction: Lung diseases can generate hospitalizations, long stays, complications and even death. Objective: To analyze the effects of the JaPer method on the inspiratory capacity of hospitalized patients. Materials and methods: Initially double-blind randomized clinical trial with 653 patients that passed to 587 hospitalized patients. Maximum inspiratory capacity was determined through the respiratory incentive, the 6-minute Results: 587 patients (F: 300 vs M: 287) with an average age of 53.61 ± 14.24 years and where 9.88% of the study population were underweight, 17.89% normal weight and 27.26% and 44.97% overweight and obesity respectively. All participants underwent a 6-minute walk to determine the meters traveled (GE– 387.70 ± 47.59 vs. GC– 371.30 ± 49.10), speed during the test (GE– 64.62 ± 7.93 vs. GC– 61.88 ± 8.18) and the estimated vo2 (GE– 9.96 ± 0.79 vs GC– 9.69 ± 0.82) of each participant. This 6-minute walk as well as the maximum inspiratory capacity (GE– 1708.54 ± 707.84 vs GC– 1448.83 ± 692.79) were determined on the first and last day of pulmonary rehabilitation of the participants. Conclusions: The experimental group with the JaPer method obtained better results in all the variables evaluated with a significant difference (p = <0.05) compared to the control group. Highlighting that, the maximum inspiratory capacity increased after 2 weeks of training in the experimental group and control group by 44% and 28% (p = <0.05) respectively. |
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