Insuficiência cardíaca com fração de ajeção reduzida no miocardio não compactdo não é sentença para baixo consumo máximo de oxigênio: relato de caso.

Abstract

Introduction: Left ventricular noncompaction is a cardiomyopathy that can manifest itself in different ways, from asymptomatic conditions to arrhythmias, heart failure and embolic events, as it is a low prevalence and little investigated pathology, it raises doubts at the time of guidance for the practice of activity physical. Objective: to report the case of a patient with asymptomatic left ventricular noncompaction and discuss its trainability based on data from complementary exams. Method: information was obtained by reviewing medical records, interviewing the patient, recording imaging tests and reviewing the literature. Discussion: patient with asymptomatic left ventricular noncompaction and systolic dysfunction diagnosed by complementary exams, in a cardiopulmonary test, she presented good aerobic capacity and in contraindication to the practice of physical exercises. She underwent drug clinical treatment with release for dynamic and resistance exercises with good clinical response and improvement in functional class. Conclusion: The diagnosis of left ventricular noncompaction is not a definition of low oxygen consumption, patients with this cardiomyopathy are not condemned to a low aerobic capacity and limitations in the practice of physical activities, with data obtained from a cardiopulmonary test performed with excellence it is possible to prove the trainability of these individuals and with correctly prescribed physical exercises, positively impacting the course of the disease and its morbidity and mortality.