Time Course of Muscle Damage and Inflammatory Responses to Resistance Training with Eccentric Overload in Trained Individuals

Table 1

Significant changes in CK and CRP and the specific subjects presenting alterations. RI: reference interval for physically active subjects [23]; Δ: difference between two consecutive analyses.

Analyte	Moment	Subject	Measured values: latter − former (Δ)	% change
CK; RCV95% = 119.3%; RI < 1309 U/L	P2	3	2455−135 (2320)	+1719
	P2	4	1417−105 (1312)	+1250
	P2	5	2278−165(2113)	+1281
	P2	7	465−113(352)	+312
	P13	1	339−69(270)	+391
	P13	8	404−169(235)	+139
CRP; RCV95% = 206%; RI < 19.9 mg/L	P2	1	1.2−0.1(1.1)	+1100
	P2	3	2.4−0.7(1.7)	+243
	P2	5	3.9−0.1(3.8)	+3800
	P2	6	2.6−0.1(2.5)	+2500
	P2	7	1.5−0.1(1.4)	+1400
	P2	8	2.5−0.1(2.4)	+2400
	P4	4	2−0.3(1.7)	+567
	P9	2	3.3−0.1(3.2)	+3200
	P11	1	0.4−0.1(0.3)	+300
	P11	3	3.5−0.1(3.4)	+3400
	P11	7	4−0.1(3.9)	+3900
	P13	8	1.6−0.1(1.5)	+1500