lower limbs in physically active individuals (prevention
primary) but many articles have reported a net profit of activity
in the physical treatment of arteritis of the lower limbs.
The Transatlantic Inter-Society Consensus in its consensus conference
on peripheral vascular disease (12) between stresses the importance of other-
of regular physical exercise, if possible as medically supervised
study shows Regensteiner & Co (see Table 4). In this randomized, 10 peripheral arterial disease were subjected to a training program at home
explained by a nurse and maintained by telephone interviews
weekly. The other group was subjected to a training program on
medically supervised treadmill at 3 sessions per week. after three
months a 137% improvement in the walking distance (PM) is found in
supervised the group, without significant improvement in the other group. other
studies show an improvement in the 2 groups but increasingly
important in the supervised group.
Also according to this consensus conference, the comparison of
benefits between physical activity and shows a balloon angioplasty
superiority of angioplasty as six months on the quality of life of the
walking distance. However, there is significant difference after
2 years of follow up, while there are advantages of complications -
during interventional angioplasty.
If we now compare the physical activity cal to surgery by
bypass, we find that the best results are obtained by combining
2 techniques (PM increased by 263% against 173% for surgery alone and
151% for the year only) (Lundgren & Co 1989).
Table 4: Changes in scope of work groups "physical activity" in relation to groups "cookies".
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