Dehydration reduces left ventricular filling at rest and during exercise independent of twist mechanics.
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James Pearson | José González-Alonso | D. Low | E. Stöhr | R. Shave | J. González-Alonso | David A Low | Leena Ali | Rob Shave | Eric J Stöhr | Leena Ali | Horace Barker | J. Pearson | Horace Barker
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