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Physiological outcomes of aerobic exercise training in hemiparetic stroke patients

Potempa et al., 1995

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Potempa K
Lopez M
Braun L
Szidon J
Fogg L
Tincknell T
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Background and Purpose In hemiparetic individuals, low endurance to exercise may compound the increased energy cost of movement and contribute to poor rehabilitation outcomes. The purpose of this investigation was to describe how hemiparetic stroke patients …
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