- The data items extracted.
| Authors | Patients characteristics | Intervention group | Control group/UC | Results | |||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lymphoma percentage | Intervention group | Control group | |||||||||
| Hung et al27 | 37 patients undergoing autologous transplantation are recruited (lymphoma 17 [45.9], MM 20 [54.1]) | n=16/18 Mean age: 57.5±9.8 Male= 10 (55.6) | n=17/18 Mean age: 59.9±9.2 Male= 10(52.6) | All patients received best practice nutrition care. Nutrition care included: an initial nutrition assessment and counselling | - There is an increase in protein consumption in home-based nutrition and exercise program comparing to UC but not Significant - IG improved in cognitive and social functioning in comparing to UC. | ||||||
| Zimmer et al20 | 26 patients participated and 10 healthy population (NHL) after 1st line chemotherapy | n=14 (5 healthy) | n=12 (5 healthy) | Exercising on a bicycle ergometer 30 mins at moderate intensity | No intervention | Interleukin-6 was higher in the NHL patients compared with control subject, acetylation of the CD8+ T-cell histone H4K45 increased in response to the exercise. | |||||
| Patients mean age: 62.23±13.09 Healthy mean age: 56.6±10.73 Patient’s gender: F=6, M=20 Healthy’s gender: F=3, M=7 | |||||||||||
| Courneya et al21 | 122/117 lymphoma patient were receiving chemotherapy or no treatments | n=57/60 Mean age:18±31.6 (<50 years)39±68.4(>50 years) Male= 35 (61.4) Female= 22 (38.6) | n=60/62 Mean age:20±33.3 (<50 years)40±66.7 (>50 years) Male= 34 (56.7) Female= 26 (43.3) | 12-weeks supervised exercise program on a cycle ergometer. | Not increase their exercise from baseline. | It has a significant improvement of sleep pattern in specifically patient with indolent NHL. | |||||
| Streckmann et al18 | 61 lymphoma newly diagnosed prior to chemotherapy (MM: 14, NHL: 32, HL: 12), total lymphoma: 44 (75.9) | n=30/28 Mean age: 44 years M=20 (71)/F=8 (29) | n=31/28 Mean age: 48 years M=22 (79)/F=6(21) | Supervised exercise 2/36 weeks 1) Aerobic endurance training. 2) Sensorimotor training. 3) Strength training. | Standard clinical care including physiotherapy | IG showed a significant improvement in health-related QoL score and activity level with no change in UC.Slight improvement in PNP sensitivity in IG. | |||||
| Vallerand et al25 | 51 survivors; leukemia: 19 (37), NHL: 10 (20), HL: 22 (43), and total lymphoma: 32 (63) | n=25 | n=26 | Participants in both groups received a copy of Canada’s Physical Activity Guideline | Satisfaction of telephone counselling sessions was high (93%) and changes in exercise behavior by increasing weekly aerobic exercise. | ||||||
| Mean age: 52.6±13.7<60 years: 33 (65)≥60 years:18 (35) F= 31 (61); M= 20 (39) | |||||||||||
| Telephone counselling sessions | Received no other intervention | ||||||||||
Values are presented as a number and (%), mean±standard deviatin (SD). AML: acute myeloid leukemia, ALL: acute lymphoblastic leukemia, HL: Hodgkin lymphoma, NHL: non-Hodgkin lymphoma, IG: intervention group, UC: usual care, M: male, F: female, QOL: quality of life