Ambulatory Monitoring of Left Ventricular Function: Walk and Bicycle Exercise in Congestive Heart Failure

Antonio Nappi; Alberto Cuocolo; Massimo Imbriaco; Emanuele Nicolai; Andrea Varrone; Carmine Morisco; Massimo Romano; Bruno Trimarco; Marco Salvatore

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Ambulatory Monitoring of Left Ventricular Function: Walk and Bicycle Exercise in Congestive Heart Failure

Antonio Nappi, Alberto Cuocolo, Massimo Imbriaco, Emanuele Nicolai, Andrea Varrone, Carmine Morisco, Massimo Romano, Bruno Trimarco and Marco Salvatore

Journal of Nuclear Medicine June 1997, 38 (6) 948-953;

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Ambulatory Monitoring of Left Ventricular Function: Walk and Bicycle Exercise in Congestive Heart Failure

Antonio Nappi, Alberto Cuocolo, Massimo Imbriaco, Emanuele Nicolai, Andrea Varrone, Carmine Morisco, Massimo Romano, Bruno Trimarco, Marco Salvatore

Journal of Nuclear Medicine Jun 1997, 38 (6) 948-953;

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Ambulatory Monitoring of Left Ventricular Function: Walk and Bicycle Exercise in Congestive Heart Failure

Antonio Nappi, Alberto Cuocolo, Massimo Imbriaco, Emanuele Nicolai, Andrea Varrone, Carmine Morisco, Massimo Romano, Bruno Trimarco, Marco Salvatore

Journal of Nuclear Medicine Jun 1997, 38 (6) 948-953;

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