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January 9, 2026World Journal of CardiologyOpen Access

Blood flow restriction training showed promise as a viable intervention for improving health-related outcomes in patients undergoing cardiac rehabilitation.

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Blood flow restriction training showed promise as a viable intervention for improving health-related outcomes in patients undergoing cardiac rehabilitation.

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PGPedro Gargallo-BayoDRDarío Rodrigo-MallorcaJCJoaquin Calatayud

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Qualitative review examines blood flow restriction effects on health-related outcomes in cardiac rehabilitation, suggesting a promising intervention.

Key Points

  • To explore the effects and adaptations of blood flow restriction training in cardiac rehabilitation.
  • Qualitative mini-review of blood flow restriction training effects.
  • Focus on acute effects and long-term adaptations.
  • Review of existing literature on cardiac rehabilitation outcomes.
  • Blood flow restriction training shows potential in improving training intensity for patients.
  • Positive health-related outcomes linked to blood flow restriction were observed.
  • BFR training may offer an effective intervention for patients unable to engage in standard resistance training.

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Gargallo-Bayo et al. (2025) studied this question. Blood flow restriction training showed promise as a viable intervention for improving health-related outcomes in patients undergoing cardiac rehabilitation.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69612fe430ef6c21f6853f30https://doi.org/10.4330/wjc.v17.i12.111591
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