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Table 17.1 Characterization of training programs used to evaluate the impact of exercise training
in pre-clinical models of Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension
References
Mode
of
exercise Intensity
Session
duration
(min)
Days
per
week
Total
duration
(weeks)
[ 35 ] AET FT 0.9 km/h 60 5 2
TP 40% Vmax 60 5 3
[ 34 ] AET^1 FT 15 cm/s 5 3 2
TP 50% Vmax, −15° slope 30 5 4
[ 33 ] AET FT 13.3 m/min 1 5 3
TP 13.3 m/min 30 5 4
[ 30 ] FT 6–15 m/min, 0–15° slope 5 5 5
HIIT TP 5x(2 min at 85–90% VO 2 R
and 3 min at 30% VO 2 R)
30 5 6
AET TP 50% VO 2 R 60 5 6
[ 26 ] AET FT 0.6 km/h–0.9 km/h 15–60 5 2
TP 60% VO2max 60 5 3
[ 32 ] AET FT 0.6 km/h–0.9 km/h 15–60 5 2
TP 60% VO2max 60 5 3
[ 25 ] AET FT 0.6 km/h–0.9 km/h 15–60 5 2
TP 60% VO2max 60 5 3
[ 28 ] FWR TP Free access to running
wheel
– 7 4
[ 31 ] AET FP Progressive increase from
0.6 km/h to 0.9 km/h
15–45 5 2
TP Progressive increase until
1.1 km/h by the 10th week;
0.8 km/h from 11th to 12th
week; 0.9 km/h in 13th
week
60 5 11
[ 86 ] AET FT NA NA 5 2
TP 0.6 km/h–0.9 km/h 50 5 5
[ 27 ] FT 20 m/min 20–60 5 1
AET TP-early 30 m/min 60 5 4
AET TP-late 30 m/min 60 5 2
[ 29 ] AET FT 20 m/min 20–60 5 1
TP 25 m/min 60 5 4
[ 81 ] AET TP 30 m/min, 10° slope 60 5 10
[ 24 ] AET TP 30 m/min, 10° slope 60 5 5
[ 85 ] AET TP 80% of Vmax 60 5 5
[ 84 ] AET TP 60% Vmax 30 5 3
FT familiarization to treadmill; TP training protocol; HIIT high intensity interval training; AET
continuous aerobic ExT; AET^1 downhill (negative slope) aerobic ExT; Vmax maximal running
speed; VO 2 R oxygen consumption reserve; NA information not available
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