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The frequency of asymptomatic and electrically silent exercise-induced regional myocardial ischemia during first-pass radionuclide angiography with upright bicycle …

Williams et al., 1992

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11950372056555386016
Author
Williams K
Sherwood D
Fisher K
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Journal of Nuclear Medicine

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Exercise was performed on an isokinetic bicycle ergometer (Fitron, MA) beginning at 200 kilopond-meters per minute and increasing 100 kilopond-meters/minute until leg exhaustion (quadriceps muscle) or cardiac symptoms (chest discomfort or dyspnea) occurred …
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