Comparison of free range and graded exercise testing

Carl Foster(University of Wisconsin–La Crosse), PAUL VOLKERT(Aurora Sinai Medical Center), Maurice Dumit(Wisconsin Heart Hospital), Heidi Young(Wisconsin Heart Hospital), STACEY LETTAU(Wisconsin Heart Hospital), ROBERT B. COYE(Wisconsin Heart Hospital), Amy Crowe(St Vincent's Hospital Melbourne)

Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise

November 1, 1997

10.1097/00005768-199711000-00020

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