The Effect of Rehabilitation Training as a noninvasive method in Patient Who Candidate for Heart TransplantationShort title: Non-invasive Treatment for cardiomyopathy

Background: Heart transplantation surgery is a very valuable technique but the high side effects of this surgery should be considered. The purpose of this study was to investigate the effect of rehabilitation training in patients who’s candidate for heart transplant. Methods: The information of the patients who referred to the Rehabilitation Clinic (۴ women, ۱۴ men) were obtained (Age: ۶۰±۱۳, BMI: ۲۶.۷±۳.۷). Hemodynamic parameters of patients were measured before and after participation in the treatment plan. The duration of the exercises was at least ۳ months and based on the patient’s exercise test, along with pharmacological and nutritional control and lifestyle education. Results: The hemodynamic parameters of Participants in the non-invasive program were improved significantly (P≤ ۰.۰۵). In some cases improvement in Pro BNP and homocysteine were observed. Conclusions: Along with other valuable surgical techniques, it was possible to change the lifestyle as much as possible and encourage patients to non-invasive treatment. Patients should follow strict discipline, nutritional and drug policies. Quick and accurate diagnosis is very important. Patients should continue this lifestyle and positive thinking regularly. Probably the most important reason for patients undergoing heart transplant is sarcomeropathy. For this reason, regular exercise with effects on genetic signaling pathways can improve this condition if diagnosed early. Despite all the scientific and medical controls, it is likely that the most important point that improves patient’s reliance is the patient’s trust in the treatment method and the existence of a human relationship between the patients and the physician

Keywords:

Total checkup , Heart Transplantation , Exercises Rehabilitation , non-invasive Treatment , Cardiac Function