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Izenburua :
Exercise for patients with major depression: a
systematic review with meta-analysis and trial
sequential analysis
Jesper Krogh,1 Carsten Hjorthøj,1 Helene Speyer,1 Christian Gluud,2 and Merete Nordentoft1

Sarrera :
1. Menpeko aldagaia : Depresioa

Depression is a common disorder affecting up to 17% of the population during their


lifetime.1 2 Based on data from WHO, depression is ranked as the second largest
healthcare problem globally, in terms of years lived with disability. 3 Depending on its
severity, depression is often treated using psychotherapy, antidepressants or a
combination of both. However, the clinical benefits of antidepressants4–6 and
psychotherapy7–9 has been challenged. Both treatments are costly in terms of time and
money and may also have adverse effects. Compliance with antidepressant treatment is
poor; the dropout rate in clinical trials is reported to be between 12% and 40% within
the initial 6–8 weeks of treatment.4 10
2. Aldagai askea: Ariketa fisikoa
The weakness of evidence for the beneficial effect of current interventions, along with
problems related to low compliance and harms, has resulted in an interest in using
alternative interventions.
2.1. Zer dakigu?
The use of exercise as an intervention has attracted considerable attention, and various
forms of exercise varying in intensity have been assessed in a number of randomised
clinical trials to test their effectiveness as a treatment for patients with depression. In
2011, we published a meta-analysis of randomised clinical trials examining the effect of
exercise on depressive symptoms in patients with clinical depression. 11 The results
suggested that referring patients with clinical depression to exercise programme was
associated with a small-to-moderate effect on depressive symptoms.
2.2. Zer ez dakigu? Kontraesanak daude?
However, restricting the analysis to three trials at low risk of bias, the effect estimate
was non-significant. Since 2011, other reviews have been published on the effect of
exercise on depressive symptoms,12 in older people,13 and in patients with chronic
illnesses.14 However, none of these reviews addressed the specific population of adults
diagnosed with major depression according to valid diagnostic criteria, such as the
International Classification of Diseases15 or the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of
Mental Disorders.16 The reviews contained a number of trials that included volunteers
who were defined as being depressed on the basis of psychometric testing (eg, Beck
Depression Inventory17), as opposed to individuals with a clinical diagnosis of major
depression. Furthermore, several randomised clinical trials investigating the effect of
exercise in clinically depressed individuals have been published since our 2011 review.11

Helburua :
“The objectives of the present systematic review are to investigate (aztertzea, deskribatzea)
the beneficial and harmful effects of exercise, in terms of severity of depression, lack of
remission, quality of life and suicide versus controls with or without co-interventions in adults
with a clinical diagnosis of major depression.”

Metodologia:
1. Noiz?

The search was conducted in August 2015, and the latest search was conducted on 20 June
2017.

2. Kontsultatutako datubaseak:

The search included MEDLINE and EMBASE databases using medical subject headings (MESH
or similar) when possible and text word terms: depression, depressive disorder and exercise,
aerobic, non-aerobic, physical activity, physical fitness. Also Science Citation Index (Web of
Science) was consulted.

Adibidez  :

Bilaketa estrategikoa Medline eta Embase datu-baseetan burutu zen, Pubmed atariaz baliatuz.
Hitz gako bakoitza dagokion MeSH deskriptoreak edo termino askeak sartu ziren, AND eta OR
operadore logikoak konbinatuz; depression edo depres*, depresive disorder, execise, aerobic
eta aerobic*, non-aerobic, physical activity eta physical fitness. (1. Taula).

1. taula. Artikuluen bilaketaren estrategia.

Depression [MeSH] AND Exercise [MeSH] OR Aerobic [MeSH] OR aerobic* OR


OR depres* OR Non-aerobic [MeSH] OR Physical activity [MeSH] OR
Depresive disorder [MeSH] Physical fitness [MeSH]

Beste datubase batzuk badira, beste deskriptore batzuk erabiltzen dira (batzuetan DeCS).

The search will also include LILAC (Latin American and Caribbean Health Sciences Literature)
and the Chinese Wanfang database using text word terms: depression, depressive disorder,
and exercise or physical training.

3. Barne eta kanpo irizpideak:

Adibidez:

Bilaketa mugatzeko eta zehazteko asmoz, barneratze eta kanporatze irizpideak definitu ziren.
Zeharkako, kohorteetako eta kasu-kontroletako ikerlanak hartu ziren kontuan.
Berrikuspenaren helburua depresio nagusi zeukatenei bideratu zenez, soilik hauei
erreferentzia egiten zieten artikuluak berrikusi ziren. Horrez gain, ariketa fisikoarekin lotutako
interbentzioa edo programa batean hartu behar zuten parte partaideek.

Bestetik, argitalpen dataren iragazkia 10 urtetara mugatu zen eta hizkuntzari dagokionez,
ingelesez eta gaztelaniaz idatzitako artikuluak barneratzea zen helburu, hala ere, soilik
ingelesez idatzitako argitalpenak lortu ziren. (Taula 2)

Taula 2. Barne eta kanpo irizpideak

Inclusion criteria Exclusion criteria

 Participants were diagnosed as  Trials measuring depression


having major depression immediately after a single bout of
according to a valid and exercise.
recognized diagnostic system
(that is, Research Diagnostic  Trials comparing one form of
Criteria (RDC) [16], International exercise versus another.
Classification of Diseases (ICD)  Trials comparing different
[13], or Diagnostic and Statistical exercise intensities without
Manual of Mental disorders including a control group.
(DSM) [14]).
 Participants aged >17 years of
both sexes.
 Randomized clinical trials. A trial
was defined as a randomized
clinical trial if the allocation of
participants to intervention and
comparison groups was described
as randomized (including terms
such as ‘randomly’, ‘random’,
and ‘randomization’).
 No restriction to type of
publication (that is, we included
abstracts and full text reports).
Emaitzak :
1. Zenbat artikulu aukeratu ditut?

Hasieran, 130 artikulu lortu ziren, alderantzizko bilaketa eginda 3 gehitu zirelarik. Lortutako
133 artikuluetatik, 33 kanporatuak izan ziren, bikoiztutako artikuluak izateagatik. Argitaratze
dataren irizpidea eta hizkuntzaren irizpideak ez betetzeagatik, 80 artikulu baztertu ziren.
Aukeratutako artikuluen izenburua eta laburpena irakurri ondoren, 12 kanporatuak izan ziren,
berrikuspenaren helburuekin bat ez etortzeagatik. (1. Irudia)

1. Irudia. Artikuluak
hautatzeko prozesua.
2. Laburpena:

Gomez et al.19 artikuluan ikusi zen, ariketa fisikoa gauzatu zuten pazienteek interbentziorik jaso
ez zutenek baino sintoma gutxiago izan zutela ikerketa burutzean. Beste autore batzuk, berriz,
ariketa fisikoa egin eta sedentarioak ziren pazienteak alderatzean, bigarren taldean egon zela
hobekuntza adierazi zuten. 20. Bestalde, Steven et al.- ek 22 ariketa egiteak depresioaren
sintomak arintzen zituela aurkitu zuten.

Bibliografia:
APA EDO VANCOUVER ERABILIZ

1. Beserra AHN, Kameda P, Deslandes AC, Schuch FB, Laks J, Moraes HS. Can
physical exercise modulate cortisol level in subjects with depression? A
systematic review and meta-analysis. Trends Psychiatry Psychother. 2018 Oct-
Dec;40(4):360-368. doi: 10.1590/2237-6089-2017-0155. PMID: 30570106.

2. Krogh J, Hjorthøj C, Speyer H, Gluud C, Nordentoft M. Exercise for


patients with major depression: a systematic review with meta-analysis
and trial sequential analysis. BMJ Open. 2017 Sep 18;7(9):e014820. doi:
10.1136/bmjopen-2016-014820. PMID: 28928174; PMCID: PMC5623558.

Web orria:

Asociación Española Contra el Cáncer (AECC) [Internet]. Madrid: AECC; Información sobre el
cáncer; [kontsulta 2018ko urriak 15]. Erabilgarri: https://www.aecc.es/es/todo-sobre-
cancer/tipos-cancer/cancermama/que-es-cancer-mama

World Health Organization (WHO) [Internet]. Factores de riesgo de cáncer de mama;


[kontsulta 2018ko urriak 15]. Erabilgarri:
https://www.who.int/topics/cancer/breastcancer/es/index2.html

Liburu bat:

American Psychiatric Association. Manual Diagnóstico y Estadístico de los Trastornos Mentales


(DSM-IV-TR). 1ª ed. Barcelona: Editoral MASSON; 2002.

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