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In 82 CHD male patients aged 35-54 years with well-preserved working capacity (threshold load, 600-750 kgm/min) who had underwent bicycle ergometer test, the time course of changes in the major hemodynamic parameters was found to be significantly similar to that of healthy individuals. The cases who stopped performing bicycle ergometer tests because of anginal attacks, and ST segment depression or either showed a more significant elevation in systolic and diastolic blood pressure at the maximum load rate and lower increase in heart rate than in healthy subjects, which may be regarded as a compensatory mechanism that prevents a further decrease in coronary flow. Diminished increase in stroke index and cardiac index suggests reduced myocardial contractility.
A L Isakadze, and
N P Moskalenko, and
M G Glezer
June 1988,
Klinicheskaia meditsina,
A L Isakadze, and
N P Moskalenko, and
M G Glezer
January 1988,
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A L Isakadze, and
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M G Glezer
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A L Isakadze, and
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M G Glezer
October 1989,
Kardiologiia,
A L Isakadze, and
N P Moskalenko, and
M G Glezer
August 1984,
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A L Isakadze, and
N P Moskalenko, and
M G Glezer
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A L Isakadze, and
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M G Glezer
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A L Isakadze, and
N P Moskalenko, and
M G Glezer
January 1980,
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A L Isakadze, and
N P Moskalenko, and
M G Glezer
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Kardiologiia,
A L Isakadze, and
N P Moskalenko, and
M G Glezer
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