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21 chronic anginal patients (AP), 23 patients with an overall number of 37 aorta-to-coronary artery by-passes (ACB) underwent a regular physical training (cycle, quick or uphill walking, gymnastics). The patients were compared to themselves in the course of a calibrated effort test, performed until angina occured or the maximal cardiac rate reached.
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