1. Literature Review regarding Influences of Exercise on Stomach Cancer Patients
- Author
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shimyoojin and Kim, Kyu Tae
- Subjects
Chemotherapy ,medicine.medical_specialty ,business.industry ,medicine.medical_treatment ,VO2 max ,medicine.disease ,Quality of life ,Internal medicine ,Medicine ,Aerobic exercise ,Anxiety ,Gastrointestinal cancer ,medicine.symptom ,business ,Stomach cancer ,Anaerobic exercise - Abstract
This study aims to prove effects of exercise on stomach cancer patients through literature review and provide basic materials for development of programs of systematic exercise. In the study of Na et el.(2001) that carried out an aerobic exercise program oriented to stomach cancer patients after operation, NK cells increased in the exercise group. In the study of Choi J ini et al.(2012), according to the result of an 8-week-long exercise program oriented to stomach cancer patients under oral chemotherapy after operation, patients showed positive effects in terms of fatigue and anxiety, and improvement in NK cells and quality of life. On the other hand, the study of Sohn Yun-seon(2013) that carried out an exercise program in the complex anaerobic-aerobic form oriented to early-stage stomach cancer patients demonstrated improvement in maximal oxygen uptake. In the study of Wiebke Jansen et al.(2014), the results of an exercise program in the complex anaerobic-aerobic form oriented to gastrointestinal cancer patients under the palliative chemotherapy showed decreased level of fatigue of patients and increased sleeping hours and augmented level of muscular strength in the anaerobic exercise group. The studies confirmed that application of exercise programs for stomach cancer patients gave positive influences on them in all stages; after the operation, during the treatment and after the treatment. However, there are a small number of studies regarding development of customized exercise programs for stomach cancer patients. It is estimated that the number of stomach cancer patients will increase even more in the future because the rate of stomach cancer is steadily on the rise and the relative survival rate is also increasing after operation and treatment. It is considered highly important to provide exercise-based management for patients, during the post-diagnosis cancer treatment process and after treatment.
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- 2019