New applications of cardiopulmonary exercise testing parameters characterize age-related changes in exercise performance during adolescence - Summary - MDSpire

New applications of cardiopulmonary exercise testing parameters characterize age-related changes in exercise performance during adolescence

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  • Katerina Kourpas

  • Takeshi Tsuda

  • June 2, 2026

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Objective:

To characterize exercise performance in growing adolescents and delineate the underlying physiology of age- and sex-related differences in exercise performance using peak and submaximal parameters in standard clinical CPET.

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Limitations:
  • Study limited to healthy individuals without heart disease or significant medical problems.
  • Exclusion of participants with a BMI > 30 kg/m2 may limit generalizability.
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New applications of cardiopulmonary exercise testing parameters characterize age-related changes in exercise performance during adolescence

  • by Katerina Kourpas, Takeshi Tsuda

  • June 2, 2026

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