Chapter Defining the maximum physiological parameters of women’s hearts in the transition from youth to old age

During the transition from youth to old age the maximum physiological parameters of women’s hearts are reduced. Based on the global experimental data refereeing to the cross-sectional studies and longitudinal changes in maximum physiological parameters of the heart in the aging process, using mathem...

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Autors principals: Szubert, Józef, Ziółkowski, Włodzimierz, Szymańska-Paszczuk, Alicja, Szubert, Marietta
Format: Online
Idioma:polonès
Publicat: Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Łódzkiego 2025
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Accés en línia:ONIX_20250307_9788381420709_105
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Sumari:During the transition from youth to old age the maximum physiological parameters of women’s hearts are reduced. Based on the global experimental data refereeing to the cross-sectional studies and longitudinal changes in maximum physiological parameters of the heart in the aging process, using mathematical analysis and mathematical modeling and computer simulation, the authors have developed an innovative, comprehensive and reliable method for determining the maximum of physiological parameters of heart: cardiac output (CO) heart rate (maximum heart rate), stroke volume (SVmax), difference arterio-venous oxygen saturation (AVDmax) and oxygen uptake (Vomax). 2ma X. The developed methods allow presentation of every maximum physiological parameter of the heart for the large and average endurance of women: a graphical presentation (with the use of a graph), an analytical presentation (using a mathematical equation) and in the tabular form. Such development of the maximum of physiological parameters allows determination of all the maximum heart parameters of women at any age and of any physical condition in a cross-section of all the parameters of maximum heart: COmax, maximum heart rate, SVmax, AVDmax and Vo2max.