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Left ventricular function after ultra-distance triathlon : response is dependent on the cardiac loading conditions
The purpose of this thesis is to establish if there is any evidence to support the hypothesis that altered ventricular loading conditions after the cessation of exercise may cause "cardiac fatigue". The studies that have shown post-exercise "cardiac fatigue" have not controlled for either preload or...
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MRC/UCT RU for Exercise and Sport Medicine
2017
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