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Deconditioning Under Prolonged, Repeated Bed Rest

H. Sandler, Richard L. Popp, Donald C. Harrison

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Cardiovascular deconditioning from prolonged bed rest not counteracted by mild exercise and requires at least 3 weeks for recovery, report contends. Involves more than simple decrease in volume of plasma; neurohumoral mechanisms, loss of mass of skeletal muscles, and general decrease of body's metabolic needs seem to be major contributors.

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Cardiovascular deconditioning from prolonged bed rest not counteracted by mild exercise and requires at least 3 weeks for recovery, report contends. Involves more than simple decrease in volume of plasma; neurohumoral mechanisms, loss of mass of skeletal muscles, and general decrease of body's metabolic needs seem to be major contributors.

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Cardiovascular deconditioning from prolonged bed rest not counteracted by mild exercise and requires at least 3 weeks for recovery, report contends. Involves more than simple decrease in volume of plasma; neurohumoral mechanisms, loss of mass of skeletal muscles, and general decrease of body's metabolic needs seem to be major contributors.

Key concepts: Deconditioning, Bed rest, Rest (music), Plasma volume, Internal medicine, Medicine, Cardiology, Physical medicine and rehabilitation

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