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Table 2 Outcomes assessed in individual studies included in the Progressive Resistive Exercise (PRE) and HIV systematic review (for details of outcomes and authors’ conclusions, see Additional file 3)

From: Effectiveness of Progressive Resistive Exercise (PRE) in the context of HIV: systematic review and meta-analysis using the Cochrane Collaboration protocol

Study

Immunological and Virological

Cardiorespiratory

Strength

Weight and Body Composition

Psychological

Adverse Events

Agin (2001) [35]

Not assessed

Not assessed

Upper and lower extremity

strength

Weight

Body Composition

Health-related quality of life

Assessed

Agostini (2009) [25]a, b

Not assessed

Not assessed

Not assessed

Weight

Body Composition

Not assessed

Not reported

Balasubramanyam (2011) [26]a, b

CD4 count

Viral load

VCO2, VO2, respiratory quotient, resting energy expenditure

Not assessed

Weight

Body composition

Not assessed

Assessed

Bhasin (2000) [36]

CD4 count

Viral load

Not assessed

Upper and lower extremity

strength

Weight

Body Composition

Health-related quality of life

Assessed

Dolan (2006) [37]b

CD4 count

Viral load

6MWT

VO2max

 

Weight

Body Composition

Not assessed

Assessed

Driscoll (2004a) [38]b

CD4 count

Viral load

Exercise Time

Upper and lower extremity strength

Weight

Body Composition

Not assessed

Assessed

Farinatti (2010) [27]a, b

CD4 count

Slope and intercept for HR-workload

Upper and lower extremity strength

Body Composition

Not assessed

Assessed

Fitch (2012) [28]a, b

CD4 count

Viral load

VO2max and Endurance Time

Upper and lower extremity

strength

Body Composition

Not assessed

Assessed

Grinspoon (2000) [39]b

CD4 count

Viral load

Not assessed

Upper and lower extremity

strength

Weight

Body Composition

Not assessed

Assessed

Lindegaard (2008) [29]a, b

Not reported

VO2max

Upper and lower extremity

strength

Weight

Body Composition

Not assessed

Not reported

Lox (1995) [40]b

CD4 count

Viral load

VO2max

Heart Rate

Upper and lower extremity

strength

Weight

Body Composition

Mood and Life Satisfaction

Not reported

Ogalha (2011) [30]a, b

CD4 count

VO2max

Not assessed

Weight

Body Composition

Quality of Life

Not reported

Perez-Moreno (2007) [31]a, b

CD4 count

Workrate maximum

HRmax

Upper and lower extremity

strength

Body Composition

Quality of Life

Assessed

Rigsby (1992) [41]

CD4 count

Aerobic Capacity

Heart Rate

Total Time to Voluntary Exhaustion

Upper and lower extremity

strength

Not assessed

Not assessed

Assessed

Sakkas (2009) [32]a

Not assessed

Fatigue

Upper and Lower Body Strength

Weight

Body Composition

Not assessed

Not reported

Sattler (1999) [42]

CD4 count

Not assessed

Upper and Lower Extremity Strength

Weight

Body Composition

Not assessed

Assessed

Shevitz (2005) [43]

CD4 count

Viral load

Endurance Tolerance

Upper and Lower Extremity Strength

Weight

Body Composition

Quality of Life Adjusted Years

Assessed

Spence (1990) [44]

Not assessed

Not assessed

Upper and Lower Extremity Strength

Weight

Body Composition

Not assessed

Not reported

Tiozzo (2011) [33]a, b

CD4 count

Viral Load

VO2max

HRmax

Upper and lower extremity

strength

Weight

Body Composition

Quality of Life

Not reported

Yarasheski (2011) [34]a, b

CD4 count

Viral Load

Not assessed

Not assessed

Weight

Body Composition

Not assessed

Assessed

  1. aStudy included in this update of the systematic review
  2. bStudy included in systematic review examining effect of aerobic exercise with adults living with HIV [12] https://bmcinfectdis.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s12879-016-1478-2
  3. HRQL health-related quality of life, MOS-HIV Medical Outcomes Study HIV Scale, VO2max maximum oxygen consumption, VCO2 rate of elimination of carbon dioxide, HRmax heart rate maximum, 6MWT 6 min walk test