Caminiti et al., 2011 - Google Patents
Hydrotherapy added to endurance training versus endurance training alone in elderly patients with chronic heart failure: a randomized pilot studyCaminiti et al., 2011
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- 5716522426288457391
- Author
- Caminiti G
- Volterrani M
- Marazzi G
- Cerrito A
- Massaro R
- Sposato B
- Arisi A
- Rosano G
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- Publication venue
- International journal of cardiology
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PURPOSE: To assess if Hydrotherapy (HT) added to endurance training (ET) is more effective than ET alone in order to improve exercise tolerance of elderly male patients with chronic heart failure (CHF). METHODS: Twenty-one male CHF patients, age 68+/− 7 …
- 206010007558 Cardiac failure chronic 0 title abstract description 44
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