adolescents group (n=21). The program content in the exercise group. density in children with juvenile consisted of one hundred with juvenile Instruments: idiopathic jumps with a rope and idiopathic arthritis. dual- energy arthritis and the standardized muscle strength influence of core exercises and muscle absorptiometry short-term strength exercises with a load DXA e DXA physical (0.5-2 kg) for the arms and Laser Calscan exercise. shoulders. Sandstedt E, Frequency: Fasth A, Fors -3 days/wk, H, Beckung E. -12 wk period. (25) Promoting 33 eligible patients were Maximum endurance An Internet-based 2010 Physical activity physical included and randomized in an time significantly program for Pilot Aerobic activity in intervention (n=17) or control improved in the children with JIA capacity children with waiting-list group (n=16). intervention group but ages 8–12 years juvenile not in the control directed at Internet-based program idiopathic group. Physical activity promoting PA in contained the following arthritis through improved in the daily life Instruments: elements: health education, an intervention group but effectively activity benefits of physical activity, program: not in the control improves PA in diary, Bruce influence of family and school results of a pilot group. those patients with treadmill test is recognized and used to randomized low PA levels. It is promote physical activity, controlled trial. also able to smart goal are set. improve endurance Lelieveld OT, and it is safe, Frequency: Armbrust W, feasible, and has Geertzen JH good adherence. -17 wk period.
adolescents with juvenile idiopathic arthritis and the influence of short-term physical exercise. Sandstedt E, Fasth A, Fors H, Beckung E. group (n=21). The program consisted of one hundred jumps with a rope and standardized muscle strength core exercises and muscle strength exercises with a load (0.5-2 kg) for the arms and shoulders. Frequency: -3 days/wk, -12 wk period. content Instruments: dual- energy absorptiometry DXA e DXA Laser Calscan in the exercise group. density in children with juvenile idiopathic arthritis. (25) Promoting physical activity in children with juvenile idiopathic arthritis through an program: results of a pilot randomized controlled trial. Lelieveld OT, Armbrust W, Geertzen JH 2010 Pilot 33 eligible patients were included and randomized in an intervention (n=17) or control waiting-list group (n=16). Internet-based program contained the following elements: health education, benefits of physical activity, influence of family and school is recognized and used to promote physical activity, smart goal are set. Frequency: -17 wk period. Physical activity Aerobic capacity Instruments: activity diary, Bruce treadmill test Maximum endurance time significantly improved in the intervention group but not in the control group. Physical activity improved in the intervention group but not in the control group. An Internet-based program for children with JIA ages 8–12 years directed at promoting PA in daily life effectively improves PA in those patients with low PA levels. It is also able to improve endurance and it is safe, feasible, and has good adherence.
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