PREGNANCY AND EXERCISE
怀孕和运动
基本信息
- 批准号:2838736
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 23.72万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:1986
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:1986-04-01 至 2000-11-30
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:bioenergetics blood chemistry calorimetry child physical development clinical research dietary carbohydrates disease /disorder prevention /control embryo /fetus exercise female human pregnant subject human therapy evaluation low birth weight infant human morphology nutrition related tag outcomes research placenta pregnancy pregnancy circulation premature labor ultrasonography
项目摘要
The long range goal of this proposal is to examine the interaction
between regular exercise and the course and outcome of the
pregnancy.
Its specific aims are: to determine if regular exercise induces
changes
in maternal physiological function and placental growth and
functional
capacity and thereby improve fetal growth and pregnancy outcome in
a
variety of populaces, to assess the modulatory role of diet on
these
exercise effects, and to determine if the beneficial effects of
exercise
are regulated in part by decreasing the need for flow
redistribution
during cardiovascular stress. It will test 3 hypotheses. First,
that
beginning a program of regular exercise early in the second
trimester
will reduce the incidence of preterm birth and low birth weight in
demographically at risk populaces. Second, that dietary
carbohydrate mix
modifies the impact of exercise on maternal weight gain, fat
deposition,
feto-placental growth and size at birth. Third, different
threshold
volumes of regular exercise are required to produce each specific
beneficial effect. It is based on earlier studies which indicate
that
regular exercise during pregnancy has positive effects for both
mother
and fetus in two specific populaces of women. It will complete
prospective, randomized training studies in two groups of women who
are
at low demographic risk and in two groups of women who are at high
demographic risk for poor outcome. The techniques employed
include:
respiratory calorimetry and doubly labeled water for energy
expenditure,
ultrasound for measuring feto-placental growth, total body
electrical
conductivity and 18/O for body composition, along with other gross
and
histomorphometric techniques. The proposal should determine the
preventive value of regular exercise in both low and high risk
pregnancy
and provide insight into several mechanisms which regulate its
beneficial
effects.
本提案的长期目标是研究
定期锻炼和过程和结果之间的
怀孕
其具体目标是:确定定期锻炼是否会导致
变化
在母体生理功能和胎盘生长方面,
功能
能力,从而改善胎儿生长和妊娠结局,
一
各种人群,以评估饮食对
这些
运动的影响,并确定是否有益的影响,
行使
部分是通过减少对流量的需求来调节的
再分配
在心血管压力下。 它将测试三个假设。 第一、
的
在第二天的早些时候开始一个有规律的锻炼计划,
孕
将减少早产和低出生体重的发生率,
在人口统计学上处于危险中的人群。 第二,饮食
碳水化合物混合
修改运动对母亲体重增加,脂肪
沉积,
出生时胎儿-胎盘的生长和大小。 三不同
阈值
需要大量的定期锻炼来产生每一个特定的
有益效果。 这是基于早期的研究表明,
的
怀孕期间经常锻炼对两者都有积极影响
母亲
和胎儿之间的关系。 它将完成
在两组女性中进行的前瞻性随机培训研究,
是
在低人口风险和两组妇女谁是高
不良结局的人口学风险。 采用的技术
包括以下步骤:
呼吸量热法和双标记水供能
支出,
胎儿-胎盘生长测量用全身超声
电
电导率和身体成分18/O,沿着其他总
和
组织形态计量学技术。 该提案应确定
定期运动对低危和高危人群的预防价值
妊娠
并提供了几种机制,调节其
有益
方面的影响.
项目成果
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{{ truncateString('JAMES F CLAPP', 18)}}的其他基金
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怀孕期运动后的神经发育随访
- 批准号:
7378082 - 财政年份:2006
- 资助金额:
$ 23.72万 - 项目类别:
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