A Systematic Review of Effects of Concurrent Strength and Endurance Training on the Health-Related Quality of Life and Cardiopulmonary Status in Patients with HIV/AIDS

Table 3

Effects of concurrent training on the cardiopulmonary status.

	Maximal exercise capacity
	ΔBefore − After	𝑃 value	Mean difference (CI) for between-group comparison	𝑃 value
Mutimura et al., 2008 [24]
Control	0.5 (0.3)	NR
CT	4.7 (3.9)	NR	4.2 (NE)	𝑃<.0001
Hand et al., 2008 [25]
Control	0 (3.0)	NS
CT	8.3 (3.1)	𝑃<.01	NE	NE
Pérez-Morenoet al., 2007 [26]
Control	0 (0.0)	NS	10.0 (NE)
CT	10 (1.0)	𝑃<.01		𝑃<.001
Dolan et al., 2006 [27]
Control	−2.5 (1.8)	NR
CT	1.5 (0.8)	NR	1.0 (NE)	𝑃<.001
Fillipaset al., 2006 [28]
Control	0.6 (2.9)	NR
CT	−19.6 (11.7)	NR	−20.2 (−25.8 to −14.6)	𝑃<.001
CT	3 (0/4)	NR	3.0 (NE)	𝑃<.05
Driscoll et al., 2004 [29]
Control	0 (0/1)	NR
CT	3 (0/4)	NR	3.0 (NE)	𝑃<.05
Rojas et al., 2003 [30]
Control	NE	NE	(NE)	(NE)
CT	2.99 (0.38)	𝑃<.003
Rigsby et al., 1992 [31]
Control	18.18 (NR)	NR		𝑃<.0001
CT	392.31 (NR)	NR	374.13 (NE)

CT: concurrent training, NE: not estimated, NR: not reported. Data are reported as mean (SD) or as mean (95% confidence interval (CI)).