A clinic-supported group exercise program for head and neck cancer survivors: managing cancer and treatment side effects to improve quality of life
A clinic-supported group exercise program for head and neck cancer survivors: managing cancer and treatment side effects to improve quality of life
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DOI：
10.1007/s00520-014-2436-4
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发表时间：
2015-04-01
影响因子：
3.1
通讯作者：
Culos-Reed, S. Nicole
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作者：
Capozzi, Lauren C.;Boldt, Kevin R.;Culos-Reed, S. Nicole
评估临床支持的12周进行性力量训练计划的目的是评估运动干预头颈癌（HNC）幸存者的可行性和影响。招募和坚持的可行性，以及健康相关的健身措施和患者报告的症状管理对21名HNC幸存者进行了评估。总的来说，从招募、依从性和安全性结果来看，该计划是可行的。幸存者在一个运动课程期间经历了改善的急性症状管理，如疲劳，抑郁，焦虑，困倦和整体健康。在这个项目的过程中，幸存者在身体功能结果和对疲劳和疲劳的管理方面都有了显著的改善。渐进式力量训练计划对于接受治疗的HNC幸存者是可行的，并且与改善急性和慢性健康结果和症状管理有关。
The purpose of the evaluation of this clinic-supported 12-week progressive strength-training program was to assess the feasibility and impact of an exercise intervention for head and neck cancer (HNC) survivors.Recruitment and adherence feasibility, as well as health-related fitness measures and patient-reported symptom management were assessed on the 21 HNC survivors in the exercise program.Overall, this program was feasible, as indicated by recruitment, adherence, and safety outcomes. Survivors experienced improved acute symptom management over the period of one exercise class for tiredness, depression, anxiety, drowsiness, and overall wellbeing. Over the course of the program, survivors experienced significant improvements in physical functioning outcomes and improved management of tiredness and fatigue.A progressive strength-training program is feasible for HNC survivors on and following treatment and is associated with improved acute and chronic fitness outcomes and symptom management.