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. 2022 Oct 14;12:17295. doi: 10.1038/s41598-022-21655-w

Table 2.

Cardiovascular adaptions and body composition.

Effect parameter HIIT Standard care Group × time interaction
Pre Post n Pre Post n
VO2submax (mL/min) 1386 [1335; 1438] 1380 [1329; 1432] 59 1427 [1382; 1472] 1392 [1347; 1437] 76 P = 0.14
HRsubmax (BPM) 105 [101; 109] 100 [96; 104]* 54 106 [102; 109] 104 [101; 108] 67 P < 0.05
HRmax (BPM) 142 [136; 147] 142 [137; 147] 56 141 [136; 146] 140 [135; 145] 68 P = 0.35
VEmax (L/min) 83 [77; 89] 96 [91; 102]*,† 60 82 [77; 88] 82 [76; 87] 76 P < 0.001
Total body weight (kg) 90 [84; 96] 89 [83; 95] 34 92 [87; 98] 92 [87; 98] 39 P = 0.18
SMM (kg) 36 [34; 38] 36 [34; 38] 34 35 [33; 37] 35 [33; 37] 39 P = 0.20
FM (kg) 26 [22; 30] 24 [21; 28]* 34 30 [27; 34] 30 [26; 33] 39 P < 0.05
%FAT (%) 28 [25; 31] 27 [24; 30]*,† 34 32 [29; 35] 32 [29; 34] 39 P < 0.001

Values are presented as means (with 95% confidence intervals) from a linear mixed-model with group, time and group × time interaction as fixed factors.

HIIT high-intensity interval training, VO2submax submaximal oxygen uptake, HRrest resting heart rate, HRsubmax submaximal heart rate, HRmax maximal heart rate, VEmax maximal ventilation, SMM skeletal muscle mass, FM body fat mass, %FAT body fat percentage.

If a significant effect of group × time interaction existed, the result of the post hoc analysis is indicated by *P < 0.001 compared with pre-intervention and P < 0.05 compared to standard care.