Efficacy of resistance training in malnutrition - inflammation complex syndrome of chronic kidney disease / Christine Jeffrey Fahmy ; Supervised Adel Abdelhamed Nosseir , Ahmed Abdellattif Moharram , Haidy Nady Asham

توجد نسخة اخرى بعنوان عربى فاعلية المقاومة التدريبية فى سوء التغذية المتلازمة للالتهاب المعقد لمرضى الكلى المزمن

Thesis (Ph.D.) - Cairo University - Faculty of Physical Therapy - Department of Physical Therapy for Surgery

The purpose: This study was under taken to evaluate the efficacy of Resistance Training in Treatment of malnutrition inflammation complex syndrome of chronic kidney disease. Forty patients males and females, age range from 40-60 years were randomly assigned into two groups of equal number complaining from malnutrition inflammation complex syndrome that is associated with chronic kidney disease, were participated in this study: patients in group (A) (resistance training and low protein diet group) received resistance training program 3 times per week and consuming low protein diet for 12 weeks while patients in group (B) (low protein diet group) follow low protein diet only for 12 weeks. Assessment includes measuring the levels of c-reactive protein (mg/L), albumin (g/dL), creatinine (mg/dL) body mass index (kg/m2) and isokinetic peak torque of quadriceps (Nm) at 90{u00BA}/s Result: indicating significant differences in improvement between the two groups. Conclusion: Resistance training has variable success in the treatment of malnutrition inflammation complex syndrome kidney disease

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