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L\u2019attivit\u00e0 fisica regolare migliora senza dubbio la salute. Ma \u00e8 necessario considerare di camminare ogni giorno prima di sottoporsi a un intervento chirurgico? Uno studio recente afferma che coloro che fanno pi\u00f9 di 7.500 passi ogni giorno possono ridurre le complicanze postoperatorie.<\/p>\n

Indipendentemente dalla complessit\u00e0 della procedura e delle comorbidit\u00e0, i ricercatori Dire<\/a> questo schema di camminata quotidiana durante il periodo preoperatorio potrebbe ridurre di circa la met\u00e0 il rischio di complicanze.<\/p>\n

I risultati sono stati presentati all\u2019American College of Surgeons Clinical Congress 2023 a San Francisco.<\/p>\n

Dopo aver analizzato i dati sanitari di 475 partecipanti al \u201cProgramma di ricerca All of Us\u201d, i ricercatori hanno esaminato il legame tra l\u2019attivit\u00e0 fisica e l\u2019insorgenza di complicanze postoperatorie in un arco di tempo di 90 giorni.<\/p>\n

L'attivit\u00e0 fisica \u00e8 stata misurata utilizzando Fitbit, un dispositivo indossabile che tiene traccia dei passi quotidiani, del sonno, dell'esercizio fisico e della frequenza cardiaca. I partecipanti avevano un'et\u00e0 superiore ai 57 anni e sono stati sottoposti a un'ampia gamma di procedure chirurgiche come chirurgia generale, chirurgia ortopedica e neurochirurgia.<\/p>\n

Dei partecipanti, 12.6% hanno manifestato una complicazione entro 90 giorni dall'intervento. Le probabilit\u00e0 di sviluppare complicazioni entro 30 giorni erano inferiori di 45% quando i pazienti facevano pi\u00f9 di 7.500 passi al giorno prima dell'intervento rispetto a quelli che camminavano meno.<\/p>\n

"Dopo aver aggiustato le comorbidit\u00e0, il BMI, il sesso, la razza e la complessit\u00e0 dell'intervento, le probabilit\u00e0 di sperimentare una complicanza erano inferiori di 51% (odds ratio 0,49) se i pazienti disponevano di dati Fitbit che mostravano che avevano camminato pi\u00f9 di 7.500 passi al giorno prima dell'intervento, " hanno detto i ricercatori in un comunicato stampa.<\/p>\n

I ricercatori hanno affermato che la loro analisi non si \u00e8 limitata solo ai giorni precedenti l\u2019intervento chirurgico, ma anche al attivit\u00e0 fisica<\/a> per sei mesi o diversi anni prima dell'intervento chirurgico.<\/p>\n

\u201cFitbit e altri dispositivi indossabili potrebbero potenzialmente essere collegati alle cartelle cliniche elettroniche (EHR) e far s\u00ec che tali dati diventino qualcosa che i chirurghi considerano quando pianificano le cure perioperatorie per i loro pazienti. Ci\u00f2 potrebbe davvero concretizzarsi per migliorare i risultati postoperatori\u201d, ha affermato l\u2019autore principale dello studio Carson Gehl, studente di medicina presso il Medical College of Wisconsin a Milwaukee.<\/p>\n

\u201cAbbiamo utilizzato la combinazione di dati EHR e Fitbit per scoprire come migliorare potenzialmente i risultati chirurgici. Nel nostro studio, abbiamo esaminato quanti passi i pazienti hanno registrato in un dato giorno, che \u00e8 un indicatore dell\u2019attivit\u00e0 fisica\u201d, ha detto Gehl.<\/p>\n

Tuttavia, lo studio presenta alcune limitazioni, poich\u00e9 si basava su dati Fitbit provenienti da un gruppo di pazienti meno diversificato. Anche la generalizzabilit\u00e0 dei risultati era limitata poich\u00e9 i partecipanti dovevano avere il proprio dispositivo Fitbit.<\/p>\n

Pertanto, erano necessarie ulteriori ricerche per sapere se fosse possibile ridurre il rischio di complicanze postoperatorie attraverso l\u2019attivit\u00e0 fisica nel periodo preoperatorio. "Abbiamo bisogno di pi\u00f9 studi e prove per rispondere a questa domanda", Gehl disse<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Fonte quotidiana medica<\/a><\/p>\n

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L\u2019attivit\u00e0 fisica regolare migliora senza dubbio la salute. Ma \u00e8 necessario considerare di camminare ogni giorno prima di sottoporsi a un intervento chirurgico? Uno studio recente afferma che coloro che fanno pi\u00f9 di 7.500 passi ogni giorno possono ridurre le complicanze postoperatorie.<\/p>\n

Indipendentemente dalla complessit\u00e0 della procedura e delle comorbidit\u00e0, i ricercatori Dire<\/a> questo schema di camminata quotidiana durante il periodo preoperatorio potrebbe ridurre di circa la met\u00e0 il rischio di complicanze.<\/p>\n

I risultati sono stati presentati all\u2019American College of Surgeons Clinical Congress 2023 a San Francisco.<\/p>\n

Dopo aver analizzato i dati sanitari di 475 partecipanti al \u201cProgramma di ricerca All of Us\u201d, i ricercatori hanno esaminato il legame tra l\u2019attivit\u00e0 fisica e l\u2019insorgenza di complicanze postoperatorie in un arco di tempo di 90 giorni.<\/p>\n

L'attivit\u00e0 fisica \u00e8 stata misurata utilizzando Fitbit, un dispositivo indossabile che tiene traccia dei passi quotidiani, del sonno, dell'esercizio fisico e della frequenza cardiaca. I partecipanti avevano un'et\u00e0 superiore ai 57 anni e sono stati sottoposti a un'ampia gamma di procedure chirurgiche come chirurgia generale, chirurgia ortopedica e neurochirurgia.<\/p>\n

Dei partecipanti, 12.6% hanno manifestato una complicazione entro 90 giorni dall'intervento. Le probabilit\u00e0 di sviluppare complicazioni entro 30 giorni erano inferiori di 45% quando i pazienti facevano pi\u00f9 di 7.500 passi al giorno prima dell'intervento rispetto a quelli che camminavano meno.<\/p>\n

"Dopo aver aggiustato le comorbidit\u00e0, il BMI, il sesso, la razza e la complessit\u00e0 dell'intervento, le probabilit\u00e0 di sperimentare una complicanza erano inferiori di 51% (odds ratio 0,49) se i pazienti disponevano di dati Fitbit che mostravano che avevano camminato pi\u00f9 di 7.500 passi al giorno prima dell'intervento, " hanno detto i ricercatori in un comunicato stampa.<\/p>\n

I ricercatori hanno affermato che la loro analisi non si \u00e8 limitata solo ai giorni precedenti l\u2019intervento chirurgico, ma anche al attivit\u00e0 fisica<\/a> per sei mesi o diversi anni prima dell'intervento chirurgico.<\/p>\n

\u201cFitbit e altri dispositivi indossabili potrebbero potenzialmente essere collegati alle cartelle cliniche elettroniche (EHR) e far s\u00ec che tali dati diventino qualcosa che i chirurghi considerano quando pianificano le cure perioperatorie per i loro pazienti. Ci\u00f2 potrebbe davvero concretizzarsi per migliorare i risultati postoperatori\u201d, ha affermato l\u2019autore principale dello studio Carson Gehl, studente di medicina presso il Medical College of Wisconsin a Milwaukee.<\/p>\n

\u201cAbbiamo utilizzato la combinazione di dati EHR e Fitbit per scoprire come migliorare potenzialmente i risultati chirurgici. Nel nostro studio, abbiamo esaminato quanti passi i pazienti hanno registrato in un dato giorno, che \u00e8 un indicatore dell\u2019attivit\u00e0 fisica\u201d, ha detto Gehl.<\/p>\n

Tuttavia, lo studio presenta alcune limitazioni, poich\u00e9 si basava su dati Fitbit provenienti da un gruppo di pazienti meno diversificato. Anche la generalizzabilit\u00e0 dei risultati era limitata poich\u00e9 i partecipanti dovevano avere il proprio dispositivo Fitbit.<\/p>\n

Pertanto, erano necessarie ulteriori ricerche per sapere se fosse possibile ridurre il rischio di complicanze postoperatorie attraverso l\u2019attivit\u00e0 fisica nel periodo preoperatorio. "Abbiamo bisogno di pi\u00f9 studi e prove per rispondere a questa domanda", Gehl disse<\/a>.<\/p>","protected":false},"author":2,"featured_media":8776,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"Default","format":"standard","meta":{"fifu_image_url":"https:\/\/urbancare.clinic\/wp-content\/uploads\/2023\/10\/preparing-for-surgery-study-suggests-walking-over-7500-steps-daily-to-reduce-complications.jpg","fifu_image_alt":"","footnotes":""},"categories":[27],"tags":[],"class_list":["post-8775","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","category-blog"],"yoast_head":"\nPreparing For Surgery? 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A recent study says those who take more than 7,500 steps every day may cut down on postoperative complications.Regardless of the complexity of the procedure and comorbidities, researchers say this pattern of daily walking during the preoperative period could cut the risk of complications by around half.The findings were presented at the American College of Surgeons Clinical Congress 2023 at San Francisco.After analyzing the health data of 475 participants in the "All of Us Research Program," researchers examined the link between physical activity and the occurrence of postoperative complications within a 90-day timeframe.The physical activity was measured using Fitbit -- a wearable device that tracks the daily steps, sleep, exercise, and heart rate. The participants were above the age of 57 and underwent a wide range of surgical procedures such as general surgery, orthopedic surgery, and neurosurgery.Of the participants, 12.6% experienced a complication within 90 days of surgery. 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