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Comparaison des facteurs de risque atherogene entre des joueuses de handball et des non sportives
Aremou, M; Glele Ahanhanzo, G; Gouthon, P.
  • Aremou, M; s.af
  • Glele Ahanhanzo, G; s.af
  • Gouthon, P; s.af
Cardiol. trop ; Vol 31(123): 35-39, 2005.
Article in French | AIM | ID: biblio-1260350
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ABSTRACT
Sedentarity during adolescence is important therogenous risk factors in adults; but physical activity contributes to reducing the risk.

Objectives:

this study aimed at comparing Beninese handball players to non players; i.e. 1) factors associated with atherogenous risk; 2) frequency of athergenous risk factors; 3) determinants of indirect VO2 max.

Methods:

this cross sectional study; a case-control; was carried out on 100 girls about sixteen to twenty five. The case group (GS) was constituted of 50 handball players girls; who are involved very often in Beninese first division championship. Fifty girls non players constituted the control group (GC). Adiposity indexes; blood pressure; resting heart rate; plasma HDL-C and indirect VO2max were detriment in a single blind fashion and in the same conditions for both groups.

Results:

the values of plasma HDL-C and indirect VO2max were higher (P0.05) in the GS group than in GC (0.47+- 0.13 gl versus 0.36+- 0.13 g/l and 45.06 +- 6.32 ml.kg.min.-1 versus 33.96 +- 3.52 ml.kg-1.min-1). In GC; the frequency of the atherougenous risk factors was higher than in GC; for P0.05 (TT/TH 72
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Index: AIM (Africa) Main subject: Sports / Risk Factors / Atherosclerosis Type of study: Controlled clinical trial / Etiology study / Observational study / Risk factors Language: French Journal: Cardiol. trop Year: 2005 Type: Article

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Index: AIM (Africa) Main subject: Sports / Risk Factors / Atherosclerosis Type of study: Controlled clinical trial / Etiology study / Observational study / Risk factors Language: French Journal: Cardiol. trop Year: 2005 Type: Article