Der 6-Minuten-Gehtest (6 MWT) gilt in der Kardiologie als funktioneller, submaximaler Test mit prognostischem Wert bei chronischer Herzinsuffizienz. Er erweist sich als ein sicherer und effizienter Test auch für Patienten in der stationären kardialen Rehabilitation. Neben seiner Eignung zur Ergebnisevaluation ermutigt sein Potential zur individuellen Gestaltung von Bewegungsprogrammen zu weiteren Studien.
Abstract
The six-minute walking test (6 MWT) is regarded in cardiology as a functional and submaximal test with a prognostic value in chronic heart failure. It has proved to be a safe and efficient test also for in-patients undergoing cardiac rehabilitation. Besides 6 MWT's suitability to goal evaluation, its potential based on the individual formulation of movement programs is an interesting area for further research.
Stichworte:
Stationäre kardiale Rehabilitation - 6-Minuten-Gehtest - Testsicherheit - Testökonomie - Ergebnisevaluation - Therapiesteuerung
Key words:
In-patient cardiac rehabilitation - six-minute walking test - test significance - test efficiency - goal evaluation - therapy control
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