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Cardiac Rehabilitation in the Elderly
Progress in Cardiovascular Diseases, 2014Coronary heart disease (CHD) is the leading cause of death worldwide. Advanced age is associated with a higher prevalence of CHD as well as increased morbidity and mortality. One key vulnerability relates to the fact that older individuals are generally among the least fit, least active cohort and at increased risk of complications after an acute ...
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Cardiac rehabilitation in the elderly
American Heart Journal, 2001Although patients >/=65 years old account for the majority of cardiac admissions and procedures in the United States, studies of cardiac rehabilitation have traditionally focused on younger patients. Only recently has the effectiveness of cardiac rehabilitation in the elderly population begun to receive more attention.We present a comprehensive ...
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Pediatric Cardiac Rehabilitation
Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 1991Sixteen patients participated in a Pediatric/Young Adult Cardiac Rehabilitation Program that included exercise training, education about cardiovascular diseases, dietary counseling, and counseling on stress management. Seven patients completed the program, and complete data were available on six.
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REHABILITATION OF THE CARDIAC PATIENT
Journal of the American Medical Association, 1957• The process of rehabilitation begins at the moment the patient is first stricken with his disease. The goal is the maximal attainment within the patient's capacities. In approximately 80% of cardiac patients the total program can be managed by the private physician; in others, a team approach and help from specialists is necessary. It is assumed that
H K, HELLERSTEIN, A B, FORD
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