스쿠버 다이빙 전 운동강도의 차이가 스쿠버 다이빙 후 정맥 기포형성에 미치는 영향
The Effect of Pre-Scuba Diving Exercise Intensity on Vein Bubble Formation after Scuba Diving
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PURPOSE: This study was to investigate the effects of pre-scuba diving exercise intensity on vein bubble formation after scuba diving. METHODS: The participants were divided into four groups: Non-Exercise group (NEG/n=20) and Low Intensity-Exercise group (LEG/n=20) and Moderate Intensity-Exercise group (MEG/n=20) and High Intensity-Exercise group (HEG/n=20). The LEG group and MEG group and HEG group took part in the exercise program on pre-scuba diving. RESULTS: The results of this study were as follows: First, As for the Subclavian vein of Left bubble grade, there were significantly increased in NEG group and MEG group and HEG group. Second, As for the Subclavian vein of Right bubble grade, there were significantly increased in NEG group and MEG group and HEG group. Third. As for the Right atrium of bubble grade. There were significantly increased in NEG group and MEG group and HEG group. CONCLUSIONS: As conclusions, this study confirmed that the pre-scuba diving exercise intensity could improve the vein bubble formation of scuba diver.
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PURPOSE: This study was to investigate the effects of pre-scuba diving exercise intensity on vein bubble formation after scuba diving. METHODS: The participants were divided into four groups: Non-Exercise group (NEG/n=20) and Low Intensity-Exercise group (LEG/n=20) and Moderate Intensity-Exercise group (MEG/n=20) and High Intensity-Exercise group (HEG/n=20). The LEG group and MEG group and HEG group took part in the exercise program on pre-scuba diving. RESULTS: The results of this study were as follows: First, As for the Subclavian vein of Left bubble grade, there were significantly increased in NEG group and MEG group and HEG group. Second, As for the Subclavian vein of Right bubble grade, there were significantly increased in NEG group and MEG group and HEG group. Third. As for the Right atrium of bubble grade. There were significantly increased in NEG group and MEG group and HEG group. CONCLUSIONS: As conclusions, this study confirmed that the pre-scuba diving exercise intensity could improve the vein bubble formation of scuba diver.
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