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[Interval exercise in arterial occlusive disease].

U Maass, B Goller, R Grote

VASA. Zeitschrift Fur Gefasskrankheiten

|January 1, 1989

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Intermittent exercise in patients with claudicatio intermittens showed higher venous lactate during pauses. This suggests a shift to oxidative metabolism, sparing glycogen stores.

Area of Science:

Exercise Physiology
Metabolic Studies

Context:

Investigating intermittent exercise in patients with claudicatio intermittens.
Monitoring arterial and popliteal venous blood for lactate and pyruvate.

Purpose:

To analyze fluctuations in lactate, pyruvate, and their ratio during intermittent exercise.
To understand metabolic adaptations during exercise and recovery in claudicatio intermittens.

Summary:

Oxygen uptake stabilized within 4-6 minutes during exercise.
Arterial lactate levels remained stable, while venous lactate peaked during recovery pauses.
Significant differences in venous lactate, pyruvate, and lactate-pyruvate ratio were observed between exercise bouts.

Impact:

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Findings suggest intermittent exercise utilizes less glycogen.

Metabolic adaptations include a shift towards oxidative metabolism.

Increased contribution from non-glycogen substrates supports glycogen sparing.