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Summary
  • 1) more on Sportsmedicine
  • 2) Schulmedizin Medizin als Prävention bei
    Schülern

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1.)
  • .sports and even elderly

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Exercise and 2 nd heart attack
  • 406 patients
  • 25 to 74 years old
  • follow up interview for up to 5 years

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Results
  • Patients who increased their activity after their
    first heart attack had a 78 lower risk of a
    second heart attack than patients who remained
    sedentary
  • Circulation, 2000

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Physical activity in men and women with cardiac
disease
  • Men and women did not differ in average total
    METs
  • Men engaged more in repairs, yardwork and
    carrying, but these activities were performed
    sporadically and involved low METs requirements
  • Women Health, 2003

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Physical activity improves gait and posture
control in the elderly
  • 13 healthy aged women who regularly practised
    physical activities and in 13 healthy aged
    sedentary women
  • The gait and posture control performance of the
    active group was better, the proprioceptive and
    vestibular sensitivities were higher , reaction
    time was lower
  • NeuroScience Res, 2003

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Mitochondrial function...
  • 45 persons (73 year)
  • recovery times for Pcr and ADP longer...
  • mitochondrial function declines with age in
    healthy, exercising elderly adults and the
    decline appears to be influenced by the level of
    physical activity
  • Mech Ageing Dev 2003

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Low-intensity training
  • Low-intensity training program  posture-balancing
    -mobility 
  • Nine 74,3 /- 6 years
  • for 11 weeks (2 sessions per week)
  • mean power of the knee extension muscles
    increased slightly but significantly on the
    dominant and non-dominant sides
  • Aging Clin Exp Res 2002

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Training and elderly
  • 6-month exercise training for older adults
  • 62 men and women aged 60 to 81 years
  • lasted for 25 weeks, 2 hours/week
  • endurance training and resistance exercises

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  • Total daily energy expenditure significantly
    increased from 40,8 kcal/kg/day to 43,5 kcal/kg/j
  • Calorie restriction and longevity !!!
  • J Epidem 2003

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HTA et cognition
  • Malmo studied at age 68 and 81 years
  • 106 men (après 13 years!!)
  • Change of the cognitive performance in the verbal
    spatial and speed functions
  • Hypertenision, especially high DBP in late
    midlife, is associated with a decline in spatial
    performance of cognitive functions in elderly men
    J Hypert 2003

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Screening for falls.
  • Floor transfer, 5-step test, 5 chair stands,
    tandem, semitandem, and side-by-side stance,
    penny pick-up, 360i turn, 50 ft walk, and 5-min
    walk
  • the timed floor transfer and 50-ft walk were the
    most discriminating measures to identify
    potential fallers
  • J Aging and Phys Act 2003

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PA and well-being
  • SF-36, BMI, life events
  • 10.063 women (70 y) Australia
  • across the 3-year period
  • higher levels of physical activity/higher scores
  • but women who made a transition from some
    physical activity to none generally showed more
    negative changes in emotional well-being
    J Psychsom Res 2003

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PA and Parkinson
  • 37 men upgo test 6 Min test
  • PD patients with more severe fatigue are more
    sedentary and have poorer functional capacity
  • Neurology 2003

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PA and BMD
  • 129 men and women aged 72,1 years
  • Higher levels of sporting activity during youth
    were associated with greater lumbar spine BMD (p
    lt.001).
  • Femoral neck BMD was greatest in subjects who
    reported regularly taking part in sports over the
    previous 20 years
  • Fac Sport / Nancy

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PA and Dementia
  • 20 demented elderly people
  • average age of 81,4
  • average mini mental state score of 16,3
  • two sessions a week for 16 weeks
  • walking, mobility, flexibility and static balance
    were significantly improved in the training group
    (Plt0,05)

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Strength or endurance...
  • To study the effects of strength or endurance
    training on cardiovascular fitness in women aged
    76-78 years
  • 42 women strength (n16), endurance (n11)
  • 18-week strength or endurance training programme

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  • Strength training increase in cycle ergometer
    peak power from 68,1 to 70,3 W
  • Peak oxygen uptake increased from 18.1 to 19.7 ml
    x kg(-1) x min(-1) Strength group
  • from 17.1 to 18.2 Endurance group
  • Kallinen,Spila,Suominen Fl

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Dance-based aerobic exercise
  • 32 healthy women aged 72-87
  • twenty women performed dance-based aerobic
    exercise for 60 minutes, 3 days a week, for 12
    weeks
  • The exercise group showed significantly greater
    single-leg balance with eyes closed, functional
    reach and walking time
    Higashiura Jp

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Diet and walking
  • 76 obèses /- 60 ans
  • 6 mois diète et walking
  • perte de poids 4-5 kg
  • perte de graisse sous-cutanée
  • sang ?TG ?HDL2 cholestérol ? LDL cholestérol
  • J Geront A Biol Sci Med Sci 2003

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Strength Training for the Over 50 Crowd
  • ACSM
  • perform exercises 2-3 times a week
  • arms, legs, shoulders, trunk
  • achieve 10-15 repetitions per session
  • get stronger by exercising in water

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  • To reduce the risk of falls and injury, people
    over 60 should begin by strenghtening their legs,
    arms and trunk muscles with 3-4 weeks of weight
    training 2-3 times a week before walking long
    distances or engaging in other aerobic exercise.

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  • ACSM
  • 20-60 minutes aerobic activity is advised 3-5
    days a week
  • weight training should be done for 20-30 minutes
    2-3 times a week
  • stretching exercises minimum of 2-3 times a week

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  • Weight-bearing endurance activities such
  • as brisk walking,
  • stair climbing, and
  • aerobics.

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Conclusions
  • Capacity for exercise can predict life span!
  • 2 MET 2 miles/h
  • 8 MET 6 miles/h
  • Each 1 MET improve 12 survival !!
  • 6000 / 6 years
  • Risk of death X 100 if MET inf 5 p.r. sup 8 !!!
  • NEJM 2002

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2.)
  • Schulmedizin

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Ziele der medizinischen Untersuchung
  • Gesundheit
  • Fitness
  • Belastbarkeit

Dr Jean-Claude Leners - CHNP
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Schulmedizin in den Primär- undSekundärklassen
Dr Jean-Claude Leners CHNP
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Luxemburg-Stadt fest angestellte Schulmediziner
ansonsten frei arbeitende Allgemeinmediziner
Pädiater
Dr Jean-Claude Leners CHNP
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Systematische Untersuchungen finden jedes 2.
Jahr statt
Dr Jean-Claude Leners CHNP
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Untersuchung der Sehstärke in einer
Vorschulklasse ergab bei 9962 Kinder
  • 87 normal
  • 9,6 Untersuchung unvollständig
  • 2,0 Untersuchung zweifelhaft
  • 9,0 pathologische Untersuchung
  • gt 6,5 Sehkraft ungenügend
  • gt 1,2 Amblyopie
  • gt 0,9 Schielen
  • gt andere

Dr Jean-Claude Leners - CHNP
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Logopädische Untersuchung bei 162 Kindern ergab
  • 83
  • keine Besonderheiten
  • bzgl. der Sehstärke
  • 15
  • pathologische Bilanz

Dr Jean-Claude Leners - CHNP
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Differenzierte Erziehung im Jahr 2000
Festgestellte Erkrankungen (214 Untersuchte)
  • Erkrankungen
  • der Haut 24
  • der Augen 13
  • der Ohren 29
  • des kardio-vaskulären Systems /
    Kardiopathie 9
  • Bluthochdruck 14
  • Ectopie testiculaire / Phimosis 7
  • Deformation der Wirbelsäule 32
  • Deformation der Füsse 42
  • In 111 Fällen wurden die Eltern benachrichtigt

Dr Leners
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Schulmedizin Statistische Daten Schuljahr
2003/2004
  • Gemischte Schule
  • Ettelbruck

Dr Jean-Claude Leners / CHNP
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Dr Jean-Claude Leners / CHNP
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