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1Cellular and humoral immune response to exercise among gymnasts and untrained girls显示文摘 Wolach B Kodesh E 1997Int J Sports Med1997,18,3:1
2Attention-deficit J hyperactivity disorder and comorbid subsyndromal depression :what is the ompact of methylphenidate on mood? 显示文摘Golubchik P Kodesh A Weizman A 2013Clin Neuropharmacol2013,36,5:1
3Selegiline in the treatment of sexual dysfunction in schizophrenic patients maintained on neuroleptics:A pilot study显示文摘Kodesh Arad Weizman 2003Clin Neuropharmacol2003,26,:1
4Cellular and humoral immune response to exercise among gymnasts and untrained girls显示文摘Eliakim A Wolach B Kodesh E 1997Int J Sports Med1997,18,3:1
5Cellu- lar and humoral immune response to exercise among gymnasts and untrained girls显示文摘ELIAKIM A WOLACH B KODESH E 1997Int J Sports Med1997,18,:1
6Molecular Signals That Shape the Integrative Responses of the Heat-Acclimated Phenotype 显示文摘Horowitz M Kodesh E 2010Med Sci Sport Exer2010,42,12:1
7Cellular and humoral immune re-sponse to exercise among gymnasts and untrained girls显示文摘Eliakim A Wolach B Kodesh E 1997Int J SportsMed1997,18,3:1
8A rat model of exercise-induced asthma: a nonspecific response to a specific immunogen显示文摘Kodesh E Zaldivar F Schwindt C 2011Am J Physiol Regul Integr Comp Physiol2011,300,4:1
9Skeletal muscle growth in young rats is inhibited by chronic exposure to IL-6 but preserved by concurrent voluntary endurance exercise 显示文摘Bodell PW Kodesh E Haddad F 2009J Appl Physiol (1985)2009,106,2:1
10Cellular and humoral immune response to exercise among gymnasts and untrained girls 显示文摘Eliakim A Wolach B Kodesh E 1997Int J Sports Med1997,18,:1
11Cellular and humoral immune response to exercise among gymnasts and untrained girls 显示文摘Eliakim A Wolach B Kodesh E 1997Int J Sports Med1997,18,3:1
12Aspects of leukocyte function and the complement system following aerobic exercise in young female gymnasts显示文摘Wolach B Eliakim A Gavrieli R Kodesh E Yarom Y Schlesinger M 0,,:1
13Molecular Signals That Shape the In- tegrative Responses of the Heat-Acclimated Phenotype 显示文摘Horowitz M Kodesh E 2010Med Sci Sports Exerc2010,42,12:1
14Significant exercise limitations after recovery from MIS-C related myocarditis显示文摘Background Myocarditis is one of the presentations of multisystemic infammatory syndrome in children(MIS-C)following coronavirus disease 2019(COVID-19).Although the reported short-term prognosis is good,data regarding medium-term functional capacity and limitations are scarce.This study aimed to evaluate exercise capacity as well as possible cardiac and respiratory limitations in children recovered from MIS-C related myocarditis.Methods Fourteen patients who recovered from MIS-C related myocarditis underwent spirometry and cardiopulmonary exercise testing(CPET),and their results were compared with an age-,sex-,weight-and activity level-matched healthy control group(n=14).Results All participants completed the CPET with peak oxygen uptake(peak.V O2),and the results were within the normal range(MIS-C 89.3%±8.9%and Control 87.9%±13.7%predicted.V O2).Five post-MIS-C patients(35%)had exerciserelated cardio-respiratory abnormalities,including oxygen desaturation and oxygen-pulse fattening,compared to none in the control group.The MIS-C group also had lower peak exercise saturation(95.6±3.5 vs.97.6±1.1)and lower breathing reserve(17.4%±7.5%vs.27.4%±14.0%of MVV).Conclusions Patients who recovered from MIS-C related myocarditis may present exercise limitations.Functional assessment(e.g.,CPET)should be included in routine examinations before allowing a return to physical activity in post-MIS-C myocarditis.Larger,longer term studies assessing functional capacity and focusing on physiological mechanisms are needed.Gur Mainzer Merav Zucker-Toledano Moneera Hanna Ronen Bar-Yoseph Einat Kodesh 2023World Journal of Pediatrics2023,19,12:0
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