Which is the best indicator of muscle oxygen extraction during exercise using NIRS? -EVidence that HHb is not the candidate
Which is the best indicator of muscle oxygen extraction during exercise using NIRS? -EVidence that HHb is not the candidate
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使用 NIRS 运动期间肌肉吸氧量的最佳指标是什么?
DOI:
10.1007/978-1-4614-7411-1_23
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发表时间:
2013
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通讯作者:
Katsumura T.
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作者:
Kime R;Fujioka M;Osawa T;Takagi S;Niwayama M;Kaneko Y;Osada T;Murase N;Katsumura T.
Recently, deoxygenated hemoglobin (HHb) has been used as one of the most popular indicators of muscle O2extraction during exercise in the field of exercise physiology. However, HHb may not sufficiently represent muscle O2extraction, as total hemoglobin (tHb) is not stable during exercise. The purpose of this study was to measure various muscle oxygenation signals during cycle exercise and clarify which is the best indicator of muscle O2extraction during exercise using NIRS. Ten healthy men performed 6-min cycle exercise at both moderate and heavy work rates. Oxygenated hemoglobin (O2-Hb), HHb, tHb, and muscle tissue oxygen saturation (SmO2) were measured with near-infrared spatial resolved spectroscopy from the vastus lateralis muscle. Skin blood flow (sBF) was also monitored at a site close to the NIRS probe. During moderate exercise, tHb, O2-Hb, and SmO2displayed progressive increases until the end of exercise. In contrast, HHb remained stable during moderate work rate. sBF remained stable during moderate exercise but showed a progressive decrease at heavy work rate. These results provide evidence that HHb may not sufficiently represent muscle O2extraction since tHb is not stable during exercise and HHb is insensitive to exercise-induced hyperaemia.