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Continuous, non-invasive measurement of the haemodynamic response to submaximal exercise in patients with diabetes mellitus: evidence of impaired cardiac reserve and peripheral vascular response.

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2010 Jan Others Fist_Author_Year_PM

Full Author : ['Joshi, D', 'Shiwalkar, A', 'Cross, M R', 'Sharma, S K', 'Vachhani, A', 'Dutt, C']
Journal Title : Heart (British Cardiac Society)
Chapter : Section3
Journal Year : 2010
Cited by : Not Available

BACKGROUND: Reduced exercise capacity in diabetics has been attributed to limitations in cardiac function and microvascular dysfunction leading to impaired oxygen supply and nutritive perfusion to exercising muscles. OBJECTIVE: To study changes in cardiac.....

Keywords : ["impair cardiac reserve", "diabetes mellitus evidence", "continuous noninvasive measurement", "peripheral vascular response", "haemodynamic response", "submaximal exercise", "patient"]