Blind Reading Of Anaerobic Threshold (AT) To Detect Changes In Exercise Tolerance

Blind Reading Of Anaerobic Threshold (AT) To Detect Changes In Exercise Tolerance

Although AT is a useful measure of exercise tolerance (ET), it has a drawback of requiring an evaluator, a source of subjectivity. This study was done to assess the AT by blind reading to detect changes in ET. The records of 166 patients who underwent cardiopulmonary exercise testing (CPX) during ca...

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