O2 extraction during exercise determines training effect after cardiac rehabilitation in myocardial infarction.
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Y. Okano | T. Matsubara | T. Satoh | Y. Goto | H. Takaki | Yoshio Kobayashi | Issei Uchida | Y. Kobayashi
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