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Increasing the benefits of coronary artery surgery : a comparison of the effects of aerobic and power exercise training on aspects of cardiovascular function

1994-01-01

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Exercise rehabilitation is now widely used in cardiac disease as a means of attaining and even exceeding the pre-morbid functional state and level of physical activity. This is a study of exercise rehabilitation after coronary artery surgery. The main aim was to compare the effects of aerobic exercise training with those of power or strength exercise training on aspects of cardiovascular function. There are few re...

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5b1c493e-32cb-5c57-9f23-fb2d5ef218d4
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10.5525/gla.thesis.71000
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