ArticleFrontiers in cardiovascular medicine2026
New applications of cardiopulmonary exercise testing parameters characterize age-related changes in exercise performance during adolescence.
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- Variable Degrees of Exercise Capacity Characterized by Comprehensive Cardiopulmonary Exercise Testing among Contemporary Adolescents.Pediatric cardiology · 2026Article
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Background: Age-related changes in exercise performance during adolescence are complex because of progressive physical and functional changes, in which multiple factors are involved. Methods: Peak and submaximal cardiopulmonary exercise testing (CPET) parameters were studied in healthy children and adolescents. Results: Total 303 subjects were divided into six groups by ages and sex: ≤11 years old (yo) (28/22 for males/females), 12-15 yo (61/98), and ≥16 yo (52/42). Rest and peak heart rate (HR) were comparable in all groups. Absolute peak values of oxygen consumption ( Conclusion: Exercise performance during adolescence involves multiple factors reflecting somatic growth, functional maturation, and puberty-related body compositions. Significant sex differences were noted in older adolescents.
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