臺灣博碩士論文加值系統

目錄
指導教授推薦書
口試委員會審定書
致謝 iii
中文摘要 iv
英文摘要 vi
目錄 ix
表目錄 xiii
圖目錄 xiv
第一章 緒論（Introduction） - 1 -
1.1研究背景及動機 - 1 -
1.2研究目的與假設 - 3 -
第二章 文獻回顧（Literature Review） - 4 -
2.1紅血球之細胞生理 - 4 -
2.2紅血球細胞膜和細胞骨架及其蛋白質組成 - 6 -
2.2.1紅血球細胞膜(Membrane) - 6 -
2.2.2紅血球細胞膜骨架 - 9 -
2.3 通道蛋白 - 10 -
2.3.1水通道蛋白 - 11 -
2.4血液流變學 - 13 -
2.4.1 紅血球凝集 - 15 -
2.4.2 紅血球形變 - 16 -
2.5 急性運動對於紅血球的影響 - 17 -
2.6心肌的螺旋條帶狀結構 - 19 -
2.7 心臟的旋轉運動 - 19 -
2.8 心臟旋轉運動與左心室射出功能 - 21 -
2.9 旋轉參數 - 22 -
2.10 心壁運動追蹤 (Wall Motion Tracking, WMT)各項參數 - 23 -
2.11 亮點追蹤心臟超音波 - 25 -
2.12 運動對心臟旋轉運動的影響 - 26 -
2.13運動訓練處方之制定 - 28 -
第三章 實驗設計（Experimental Design） - 31 -
3.1實驗材料（Study equipments） - 31 -
3.2受測者 - 34 -
3.3實驗流程 - 35 -
3.4資料擷取及統計分析 - 46 -
第四章 結果（Results） - 47 -
4.1受試者基本資料及身體組成： - 47 -
4.2運動訓練前後之最大運動測試表現 - 47 -
4.3運動訓練前後之低氧運動測試表現 - 48 -
4.4比較有氧間隔式運動訓練及中度持續性運動訓練於急性低氧運動刺激前後之紅血球參數的變化 - 48 -
4.5比較有氧間隔式運動訓練及中度持續性運動訓練於急性低氧運動刺激前後之紅血球凝集作用 - 49 -
4.6 比較有氧間隔式運動訓練及中度持續性運動訓練於急性低氧運動刺激前後之紅血球形變作用 - 50 -
4.7比較有氧間隔式運動訓練及中度持續性運動訓練於急性低氧運動刺激前後之血液酸鹼值與乳酸 - 51 -
4.8比較有氧間隔式運動訓練及中度持續性運動訓練於急性低氧運動刺激前後之紅血球在不同程度的高張與低氧環境下的影響 - 51 -
4.9比較有氧間隔式運動訓練及中度持續性運動訓練於急性低氧運動刺激前後之傳統心臟超音波 - 52 -
4.10比較有氧間隔式運動訓練及中度持續性運動訓練於急性低氧運動刺激前後之左心室旋轉運動之差異性(表7) - 54 -
4.11 左心室心肌形變運動參數之差異性 - 56 -
4.12 左心室扭轉與左心室體積之間關係 - 58 -
第五章 討論（Discussion） - 59 -
5.1 運動訓練前後之最大運動測試表現 - 59 -
5.2 運動訓練前後於急性低氧刺激之紅血球參數的變化 - 60 -
5.3 比較運動訓練前於常氧與低氧之心臟超音波之差異 - 62 -
5.3.1 基本心臟功能參數 - 62 -
5.3.2 左心室旋轉運動之差異性 - 65 -
5.3.3 左心室長軸/短軸/旋轉收縮速度向量之差異性 - 68 -
5.3.4 左心室心肌形變運動參數之差異性 - 69 -
5.3.5 左心室扭轉與心臟收縮程度之關係 - 72 -
5.4研究限制 - 73 -
第六章 結論（Conclusion） - 75 -
參考文獻(Reference) - 76 -
圖表附錄(Appendix) - 84 -
附錄 - 145 -

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