Minimum exerclse intensity Ievel required to detect reiiable oxygen uptake efficiency slope in patients with chronic hemodlalysis
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K. Ninomiya | R. Baba | K. Ebine | K. Tsuyuki | Choken Matsushita | Kwangchol | Atsuo Kasugaig Hiroki | Hase | hay
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