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Exhaustive Exercise with High Eccentric Components Induces Prothrombotic and Hypofibrinolytic Responses in Boys
International Journal of Sports Medicine, 03/08/07
J. Ribeiro., et al. – It is known that coagulation and fibrinolysis are activated after exercise, and that the response is related to exercise intensity. The contribution, however, of eccentric exercise has not yet been investigated
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