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Influence of Imposed Metabolic Fatigue on Visual Capacity Components
Chantal Bard,Michelle Fleury +1 more
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The results demonstrated the independence between metabolic fatigue and visual capacity, and excluded coincidence/anticipation capacity.Abstract:
The present study was designed to investigate the effects of exercise to exhaustion on different components of visual capacity: visual field, and coincidence/anticipation capacity. 16 male subjects were first familiarized with the three visual tests, one day before being submitted to a prefatigue visual test. Metabolic fatigue was induced by working to exhaustion on a bicycle ergometer. Once fatigued, all subjects undertook the visual tests. Pre- and post-fatigue visual measurements were not significantly different. The results demonstrated the independence between metabolic fatigue and visual capacity.read more
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