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Se investigó el efecto del ejercicio prolongado y vigoroso sobre la función endotelial en nueve corredores no-élite, determinando la función dependiente del endotelio de la arteria femoral (FDE-AF). Se observó que el ejercicio prolongado y vigoroso se asocia con menor FDE-AF, con tendencia no significativa a la recuperación a partir de las 24 horas hasta siete días después de la carrera. Se requieren estudios que involucren más participantes para determinar el impacto del ejercicio prolongado y vigoroso sobre la función endotelial.
Palabras clave:
ejercicio prolongado
función endotelial
corredores no-élite
The effect of prolonged and strenuous exercise on endothelial function in 9 non-elite runners was researched determining the endothelium-dependent function of the femoral artery (EDF-FA). We realized that prolonged and vigorous exercise is associated with lower EDF-FA, with non significant trend toward recovery from 24 hours to 7 days after the race. Studies with more participants are required to determine the impact of prolonged and vigorous exercise on endothelial function.
Key words:
prolonged exercise
endothelial function
non-elite runners
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