英文摘要 |
Effects of regular exercise on brain function have received more attention recently. Regular exercise has been proved to improve cardiopulmonary function and oxygen uptake capacity; in contrast, few studies investigated into the possible effects of exercise on brain function and hemoglobin oxygenation, such as cerebral blood volume, oxy-hemoglobin, deoxyhemoglobin and total hemoglobin. Early studies indicated that cerebral blood flow did not increase; however, recent studies, using more advanced technology, found cerebral blood flow increases during exercise. In addition, dynamic conditions of prefrontal cerebral cortex oxygenation during exercise can also be real-time measured by means of NIRS (near-infrared spectroscopy). By reading literature about related NIRS studies, we summarize that cerebral oxyhemoglobin often decreased in very high-intensity exercises, that participants who received regular training exhibit higher oxyhemoglobin than those who were not trained, and that participants exhibit higher oxyhemoglobin in normoxia than in hypoxia. With more understanding about exercise effects on cerebral oxygenation, it may be helpful for us to promote the effects of exercise training. Therefore, this article would make further investigation into exercise and cerebral oxygenation. |