Ventilatory efficiency (η⩒E) of the exercise: A detailed method report
Ventilatory efficiency is a combination of the ventilatory-metabolic response stemming from non-invasive analysis of cardiopulmonary exercise testing. Despite being a recognized marker in exercise physiology, this measure presents considerable limitations, including the imprecise designation of “eff...
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description | Ventilatory efficiency is a combination of the ventilatory-metabolic response stemming from non-invasive analysis of cardiopulmonary exercise testing. Despite being a recognized marker in exercise physiology, this measure presents considerable limitations, including the imprecise designation of “efficiency”, broadly recognized, and recently denominated as “excess ventilation”. Herein we present a detailed method, with substantial improvements, and new physiological insights, in order to better define the true ventilatory efficiency of the exercise, according to recommendations for physical/physiological processes. • “Ventilatory efficiency” of the exercise is a remarkable physiological index. • Several limitations are currently debated. • We report a new ventilatory efficiency index that match with recommendations. |
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spelling | doaj.art-e153aeae45a3447995132330bd96a3642023-12-04T05:22:38ZengElsevierMethodsX2215-01612023-12-0111102412Ventilatory efficiency (η⩒E) of the exercise: A detailed method reportPaulo de Tarso Muller0Federal University of Mato Grosso do Sul (UFMS)/Maria Aparecida Pedrossian Hospital (HUMAP), Laboratory of Respiratory Pathophysiology (LAFIR), Campo Grande MS, Mato Grosso do Sul, BrazilVentilatory efficiency is a combination of the ventilatory-metabolic response stemming from non-invasive analysis of cardiopulmonary exercise testing. Despite being a recognized marker in exercise physiology, this measure presents considerable limitations, including the imprecise designation of “efficiency”, broadly recognized, and recently denominated as “excess ventilation”. Herein we present a detailed method, with substantial improvements, and new physiological insights, in order to better define the true ventilatory efficiency of the exercise, according to recommendations for physical/physiological processes. • “Ventilatory efficiency” of the exercise is a remarkable physiological index. • Several limitations are currently debated. • We report a new ventilatory efficiency index that match with recommendations.http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2215016123004089Ventilatory Efficiency Index |
spellingShingle | Paulo de Tarso Muller Ventilatory efficiency (η⩒E) of the exercise: A detailed method report MethodsX Ventilatory Efficiency Index |
title | Ventilatory efficiency (η⩒E) of the exercise: A detailed method report |
title_full | Ventilatory efficiency (η⩒E) of the exercise: A detailed method report |
title_fullStr | Ventilatory efficiency (η⩒E) of the exercise: A detailed method report |
title_full_unstemmed | Ventilatory efficiency (η⩒E) of the exercise: A detailed method report |
title_short | Ventilatory efficiency (η⩒E) of the exercise: A detailed method report |
title_sort | ventilatory efficiency η⩒e of the exercise a detailed method report |
topic | Ventilatory Efficiency Index |
url | http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2215016123004089 |
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