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Early functional improvement after stroke correlates with cardiovascular fitness

Chen et al., 2018

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15488083931671451776
Author
Chen C
Huang M
Liang W
Lin R
Juo S
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The Kaohsiung Journal of Medical Sciences

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Cardiovascular fitness exerts directly beneficial effects on functional and cognitive outcomes in patients of chronic stroke. However, the effect of early rehabilitation on cardiovascular function has not yet been thoroughly examined. We tested whether complementary …
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