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Laktat-Leistungsdiagnostik: Durchführung und Interpretation

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Sportmedizinische Leistungsprüfverfahren haben als wesentliche Aufgaben die Überprüfung der Gesundheit und der Sport- und Belastungstauglichkeit von Athleten/innen sowie die Feststellung des aktuellen Leistungszustandes unter standardisierten Bedingungen als Grundlage für weiterführende sportmedizinische und trainingspraktische Entscheidungen. Sportmedizinische Leistungsdiagnostik bestimmt dabei die Größe, die Richtungen und die Dynamik der inneren Beanspruchung bei definierten und standardisierten Belastungen und überprüft die physiologischen und patho-physiologischen Reaktionen auf standardisierte ergometrische Belastungen unter Verwendung maximaler und submaximaler Kennwerte.

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