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See Latest ArticlesProportional Assist Ventilation Improves Exercise Capacity in Patients with Obesity
Respiration, 10/15/09
Dreher M et al. – PAV applied during exercise led to an overall prolongation in exercise endurance and a reduction in dyspnea in obese patients. There was a broad spectrum of response to PAV, with more than 50% of patients increasing their exercise endurance by a mean of 31%. Therefore, PAV might serve as a novel treatment option to enhance exercise capacity in a subgroup of obese patients in rehabilitation programs.
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