Why the study?
Do men and women differ on measures of mental stress-induced ischemia?
Do men and women differ on measures of mental stress-induced ischemia?
Men and women appear to have similar hemodynamic and perfusion responses to mental stress.
No sex differences in mental stress hemodynamics or perfusion; hypothesis-generating and does not support practice change.
Results of this study showed no significant differences between men and women on measures of hemodynamic functioning or cardiac perfusion.
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