BLUNTED SKELETAL MUSCLE MICROVASCULAR BLOOD FLOW IS A POTENTIAL UNDERLYING MECHANISM FOR EXERCISE INTOLERANCE IN ADULTS WITH ATRIAL FIBRILLATION
Dr Kimberley Way(Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute), Michelle A. Keske(Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute), Bárbara Brayner(Deakin University), Jenna McVicar(Deakin University), G. Wong(The Royal Melbourne Hospital), Christian Verdicchio(University of South Australia), Dr Lewan Parker(Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute), Dr Hannah Thomas(Deakin University), Jennifer L. Reed(Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center), Ms Sian O’Gorman(Deakin University), Prof. Ralph Maddison(Deakin University)
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