複合運動後回復期における血圧の推移

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It is well known that systolic blood pressure (SBP) elevate but diastolic bloodpressure (DBP) do not elevate during dynamic exercise and in statlc isometrlcexercise DBP show respectable elevation. However，changes in SBP and DBP inrecovery phase after exercise is unclear.In this study we measured SBP and DBPby auscultatory recording method during recovery phase for 10 minutes. Restingblood pressure was determined immediately before exercise. The exercise was adynamic (pedaling at 50% Heart rate reserve) and static (10% and 20% of MaximalVoluntary Contraction: MVC) combined exercise for five minutes. Blood pressurewas measured for last 45 seconds during the exercise. In recovery phase bloodpressure was measured every two minutes until 10 minutes after exercise. Therewere significant correlations between resting and exercise SBP and DBP,respectively. And also there were significant negative correlations betweenlncrease from resting SBP to execise SBP and resting SBP and between increasefrom resting DBP to exercise DBP and resting DBP. There, however，were norelationship between %HRreserve as a exercise intensity and resting SBP and DBP,respectively. These results indicate that a person who is in higher blood pressurereach higher blood pressure in exercise，however in recovery phase after exerciseblood pressure become lower than resting blood pressure as a effect of exercise.
徳島大学の論文
1997-12-10