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Left Ventricular Contractility in Response to Upright Isometric Exercise in Heart Transplant Recipients and Healthy Men
Journal of Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation , 02/25/08
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Sagiv M et al. - Left ventricular function during upright isometric exercise displays differential pattern of response in HTRs in comparison with healthy controls. However, cardiac contractility in HTRs remained stable at peak systolic blood pressure produced by the isometric DL exercise. Results suggest that both ejection fraction and end-systolic pressure/volume ratio indexes can be used for assessment of ventricular function in patients after heart transplantation.
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