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Principles Of Exercise Testing And Interpretation: Including Pathophysiology And Clinical Applications

By Kathy E. Sietsema MD, William W. Stringer MD, Karlman Wasserman, Darryl Y. Sue MD, William W., M.D. Stringer, Karlman Wasserman MD PhD, James E. Hansen MD, Brian J. Whipp PhD DSc, Karlman, M.D., Ph.D. Wasserman, James E., Ph.D. Hansen, Kathy E., M.D. Sietsema, Darryl Y., M.D. Sue, Karlman Wasserman MD PhD, James E. Hansen MD, Darryl Y. Sue MD, William W. Stringer MD, Kathy E. Sietsema MD, Xing-Guo Sun MD, Brian J. Whipp PhD DSc, Xing-Guo Sun MD

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In This Fifth Edition Of Principles Of Exercise Testing And Interpretation, As In Earlier Editions, We Attempt To Develop Conceptual Advances In The Physiology And Pathophysiology Of Exercise, Part...

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