Titlebook: Exercise Testing and Training in Coronary Heart Disease; Jean-Marie R. Detry Book 1973 H.E. Stenfert Kroese B.V., Publishers 1973 angina p

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Introduction,and to propose some preventive measures which hopefully will limit the extension of this disease; extensive clinical research has also led to substantial improvements in the medical and surgical treatment of acute and chronic coronary insufficiency.

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Physiological considerations,s essential: the pulmonary function does not however limit the exercise capacity of normal subjects at sea level, and it will not be discussed here. Under normal conditions the cardiac response to exercise is probably not limited by myocardial hypoxia: the latter does however become a major limiting factor in patients with coronary heart disease.

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Impasse in North-South Policy Formulation,o avoid confusion we will use the term of physical capacity in a wide sense to express the functional capacity of a subject normal or sick; the term .,. will be used only when the physiological requirements are satisfied.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-61136-1le life ; many studies have also pointed out that physical activity was not harmful to patients with steady coronary heart disease and that supervised physical training led to significant physical and psychological benefits.

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Physical training in coronary heart disease,le life ; many studies have also pointed out that physical activity was not harmful to patients with steady coronary heart disease and that supervised physical training led to significant physical and psychological benefits.