This review examines data from modern scientific periodicals on various approaches to physical rehabilitation using aerobic work in patients with common diseases preceding severe cardiovascular pathologies, namely, with dyslipidemia and arterial hypertension. Dyslipidemia in patients is determined by the indicators of the blood serum lipid profile, which reflects disturbances in metabolic processes in the systems and organs of the body. The aim of our integrative review was to identify and bring together already known physical rehabilitation parameters that need to be considered in order to achieve maximum benefit in normalizing blood pressure and blood lipid profile. The randomized controlled trials and meta-analyzes review search was conducted in the electronic biomedical research databases: MEDLINE (PubMed), eLibrary, EMBASE, CINAHL, Web of Science, and Cochrane. As a result of the analysis, the following parameters amenable to modification were identified: exercise intensity (low, medium, high), determined by the percentage of the maximum heart rate or the performed work severity subjective assessment; aerobic training techniques (high-intensity interval training, uniform medium-intensity training); external factors (ambient temperature during training) influencing the physiological adaptations of the body (hyperthermia, lipolysis - secretion of free fatty acids) of the study participant; a type of exercise according to the amount of skeletal muscle body mass involved (muscles of the upper and muscles of the lower extremities); the optimal amount of aerobic physical activity, expressed in terms of caloric expenditure per week; the duration of the physical rehabilitation period (from 3 months); the initial level of markers of the blood lipid profile before therapy; an increased body mass index of patients due to an excess of the fat component; adherence to a healthy lifestyle (quitting smoking, limiting alcohol). In conclusion, all previously reflected parameters need to be considered when modeling the physical rehabilitation protocol, as well as in the future randomized controlled trials.
lipidnyy profil' krovi, arterial'naya gipertenziya, holesterin, aerobnaya rabota, fizicheskaya reabilitaciya, interval'naya trenirovka
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