Resilience of the Hellenic navy seals assessed by heart rate variability during cognitive tasks
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C. Papageorgiou | L. Sidossis | M. Koutsilieris | F. Bersimis | S. Mourtakos | A. Philippou | G. Vassiliou | Christos Papageorgiou | N. Geladas | C. Papageorgiou | Christos Papageorgiou
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