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Heart rate, systolic and diastolic blood pressure, rate-pressure product and electrocardiographic changes were measured in 288 healthy children during treadmill exercise. A constant speed (3.5 miles/hour) protocol was used to facilitate the measurements of physiologic data during exercise. Because responses to exercise vary with size, the children were separated into four groups according to body surface area. Comparisons were also made between male and female and between black and white children. The values for heart rate and systolic pressure showed excellent reproducibility in repeated tests. These data establish for clinical use reference values for children during treadmill exercise.
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