Clinical Practice Guideline, Issues 17-19U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service, Agency for Health Care Policy and Research, 1995 |
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... sessions weekly . Followup : 3 , 6 months Outcome Percentage increase functional capacity : gymnasium exercise 53 % , home exercise 41 % , controls 34 % ( p < .01 both exercise groups vs. control ) , but not significant between exercise ...
... sessions weekly . Followup : 3 , 6 months Outcome Percentage increase functional capacity : gymnasium exercise 53 % , home exercise 41 % , controls 34 % ( p < .01 both exercise groups vs. control ) , but not significant between exercise ...
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... sessions 5 times / week for 11 weeks at 70-85 % maximal baseline exercise test heart rate . Followup : 26 weeks ... session at 70-80 % maximal baseline exercise test heart rate for 10-12 months Outcome Significant increase in exercise ...
... sessions 5 times / week for 11 weeks at 70-85 % maximal baseline exercise test heart rate . Followup : 26 weeks ... session at 70-80 % maximal baseline exercise test heart rate for 10-12 months Outcome Significant increase in exercise ...
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... sessions , 2 times / week for 4 weeks . Intensity not specified . 3-4 advice sessions to couples by cardiac nurse . Followup : 3 months Setting : England , hospital outpatient gymnasium Age : < 70 years Category : Following MI . Heart ...
... sessions , 2 times / week for 4 weeks . Intensity not specified . 3-4 advice sessions to couples by cardiac nurse . Followup : 3 months Setting : England , hospital outpatient gymnasium Age : < 70 years Category : Following MI . Heart ...
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... session , intensity 80 % maximal baseline exercise test heart rate Followup : 5 weeks Setting : Canada , rehabilitation ... sessions / week + 3 home ( requested ) . Followup : 3 months Outcome Significant increase in exercise tolerance ...
... session , intensity 80 % maximal baseline exercise test heart rate Followup : 5 weeks Setting : Canada , rehabilitation ... sessions / week + 3 home ( requested ) . Followup : 3 months Outcome Significant increase in exercise tolerance ...
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... session , 5 times / week for 8 weeks . Rest crossover design . Followup : 16 weeks Setting : Scotland , outpatient rehabilitation center Intervention : Exercise- based rehabilitation . Intensity 60-80 % maximal baseline exercise test ...
... session , 5 times / week for 8 weeks . Rest crossover design . Followup : 16 weeks Setting : Scotland , outpatient rehabilitation center Intervention : Exercise- based rehabilitation . Intensity 60-80 % maximal baseline exercise test ...
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