Publications by authors named "Federico Mari"
Growing evidence suggests that respiratory frequency () is a valid marker of effort during high-intensity exercise, including sports of an intermittent nature, like soccer. However, very few attempts have been made so far to monitor in soccer with unobtrusive devices. This study assessed the validity of three strain-based commercial wearable devices measuring during soccer-specific movements.
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- The study investigates how physical activity (PA) habits before and after a diagnosis of systemic sclerosis (SSc) affect disease activity and progression among patients.
- It analyzes self-reported data from 34 adult patients, focusing on various demographic and health-related parameters, including disease duration and quality of life.
- Findings indicate that higher levels of physical activity prior to diagnosis are associated with better health outcomes, such as shorter disease duration and lower pulmonary pressure in certain SSc subtypes.