Hypertensive responses to exercise after 12-weeks of high-intensity interval training or moderate-to-vigorous intensity continuous training in patients with persistent and permanent atrial fibrillation: a non-prespecified post-hoc analysis of a randomized clinical trial
Kimberley L. Way(Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute), Jennifer L. Reed(Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center), Tasuku Terada(University of Ottawa), Sian O'Gorman(Deakin University), Derek Tran(University of Technology Sydney), Michelle A. Keske(Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute), Tori Roberts(Deakin University), Carley O'Neill(University of Ottawa), Sol Vidal-Almela(University of Ottawa), Daniel Hackett(The University of Sydney), Lewan Parker(Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute), Hannah J. Thomas(Victoria University), Gunveen Kaur(Deakin University)
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