Blood Flow Restriction Training-An Overview and Implication in New Generation Physical Therapy: A Narrative Review.

Aakansha Saraf, Manu Goyal, Kanu Goyal
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Blood Flow Restriction Training (BFRT) is a novel strengthening technique utilitarian in many conditions. But there is lack of exploration on this clinical intervention. The training can prove to be a boon in many conditions such as muscle weakness, degenerative among others. It can serve to be an essential treatment in prevention of disuse atrophy occurring on the initial days of bed-rest on post surgical patients and improve circulation. BFRT with aerobic activities can improve cardiovascular fitness and holistically help in rehabilitation. The electronic databases such as PubMed, ScienceDirect, Scopus and Google Scholars were reviewed including the reference lists to retrieve relevant information regarding the topic. The result of the review states that BFRT is a novel strength training program that has not been explored in India but is very effective, less expensive and innovative way of rehabilitation. The utility of BFRT is evident in post-operative disuse atrophy in the initial days of bed-rest. The evidence depict that BFRT is a very effective training modality that can efficiently improve the muscle function, strength and mass.

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血流限制训练——新一代物理治疗的综述与启示:叙述性回顾。
血流限制训练(BFRT)是一种具有多种用途的新型强化技术。但在临床干预方面缺乏探索。这种训练在许多情况下都是有益的,比如肌肉无力、退行性疾病等等。它可以作为一种重要的治疗方法,防止术后患者卧床休息最初几天发生的废用性萎缩,改善血液循环。BFRT配合有氧运动可以改善心血管健康,全面帮助康复。检索PubMed、ScienceDirect、Scopus和Google Scholars等电子数据库,包括参考文献列表,检索主题相关信息。审查结果表明,BFRT是印度尚未探索的一种新颖的力量训练方案,但它是一种非常有效、成本较低和创新的康复方式。BFRT的应用在术后卧床休息最初几天的废用性萎缩中是明显的。有证据表明,BFRT是一种非常有效的训练方式,可以有效地提高肌肉功能,力量和质量。
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