Progress in Ergometry: Quality Control and Test Criteria: Fifth International Seminar on Ergometry

Front Matter....Pages I-XII
Welcoming Remarks....Pages 1-1
Welcoming Address....Pages 2-3
Opening Remarks....Pages 4-5
Introductory Remarks....Pages 6-7
Preliminary Remarks on the Present State and Future Tasks of Ergometry....Pages 8-9
Introductory Comments on Quality Control and Test Criteria in Ergometry....Pages 10-10
Quality Control and Test Criteria in Ergometry....Pages 11-19
Methodological Aspects and Quality Control in Ergometry — Exercise Testing During Invasive Studies: Reproducibility and Effect of Posture....Pages 20-29
Advantages of the Computerized Breath-by-Breath Method for the Interpretation of Spiroergometric Data....Pages 30-35
Quality Control in Exercise Testing, with Special Reference to Computer Processing of Exercise Electrocardiograms....Pages 36-41
Some General Functions and Their Differential Use....Pages 42-50
Measurement and Interpretation of Lactate....Pages 51-66
OBLA Exercise Stress Testing in Health and Disease....Pages 67-91
Specificity and Test Precision of the Anaerobic Threshold....Pages 92-105
Anaerobic Threshold and Oxygen Pulse as Fitness Criteria in Submaximal and in Peak Exercise Testing....Pages 106-110
Ergometry: A Method for the Adjusted Common Functional and Metabolic Response Testing....Pages 111-120
Factorial Structure of Measures Assessing the Energetic Capacities of Trained Individuals....Pages 121-125
R Wave Response and Exercise ECG....Pages 126-135
Significance of Asymptomatic ST-Segment Depression During Exercise in Postinfarction Patients....Pages 136-142
Significance of Ambient Air Temperature and Humidity in Tropical Ergometry: The Critical Temperature....Pages 143-149
Dependence of W 170 Results on Ambient Temperature (16°C–24°C)....Pages 150-155
Factor Analysis of Physical Fitness: Comparison of Rowers with Cross Country Skiers....Pages 156-161
Quality Criteria and Power Calibration of Ergometers....Pages 162-169
Performance Requirements for Bicycle Ergometers....Pages 170-173
Accuracy of Constant Load Electromagnetic Bicycle Ergometers: A Case Study....Pages 174-179
Body Weight and the Evaluation of the Spiroergometric Test Criteria....Pages 180-187
Comparability of Absolute and Body-Related Performance Capacity in Ergometry....Pages 188-192
Physical, Physiological and Body Compositional Differences of Male and Female Septuagenarians....Pages 193-200
Normal Values for Blood Pressure in Bicycle Ergometry....Pages 201-211
Prognostic Significance of an Overshooting Exercise Blood Pressure as an Indicator for Subsequent Manifestation of Hypertension....Pages 212-216
Significance of Longitudinal Variance of Ergometric Measurements....Pages 217-221
Low Work Load During Physical Stress Testing Is Mental Stress Testing....Pages 222-228
Reaction of Cardiopulmonary Parameters and Lactate During Submaximum and Maximum Work Loads Depending on Different Tests and Input Loads....Pages 229-235
A Comparison of Bicycle, Paddling, and Treadmill Spiroergometry in Top Paddlers....Pages 236-241
Activity of Energy Metabolism Enzymes in the Vastus Lateralis of Young Men of Different Performance Levels....Pages 242-246
Comparative Measurements of V O 2max and PWC 170 in Schoolchildren....Pages 247-250
Response to Maximal Ergometric Load of Different Types and Relation of Cardiorespiratory Parameters to Specific Performance in Young Swimmers....Pages 251-259
Determination of the Anaerobic Threshold in Various Ergometric Tests....Pages 260-265
Back Matter....Pages 266-278