Tip D ličnosti i rizik od koronarne bolesti srca u pretilih pacijenata

The aim of the paper is to analyze association between heart function among obese patients and Type D personality predict potential risk for coronary disease (CHD). Overall, 30 were evaluated DS14 score. Body mass with body index (BMI), systolic diastolic blood pressure, rate (HR), variability (HRV) measured before after a 3-month period. Half subjects had been instructed exercise 4-times weakly (walking 5 km/h) an hour, other half did not exercise. Additionally, STAX-1, SWLS, QOLLTI-P questionnaires used. All participants normal CRP sedimentation at enrolment follow up. None psychological tests (STAX-1, SWLS QLLTI-P) showed statistical difference in results June October. Participants who exercised lower HR compared Obese high score reduced HRV as additional factor future cardiovascular stress-related diseases. was associated increased CHD proved by measures when individual exercising. Thus, fact correlates autonomic regulation heart.