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Survivors of critical illness experience significant skeletal muscle weakness and physical disability, which may persist for years [1]. Early mobilization is being encouraged to improve functional outcomes [2]. Decreased mitochondrial function and altered mitochondrial biogenesis are implicated in the pathogenesis of sepsis-induced muscle dysfunction [3]. Mitochondrial biogenesis can be stimulated by physical activity [4].

0030. Effect of exercise training on muscle function in a recovery model of critical illness