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Does low exercise cardiac power (ECP) predict the risk of stroke in men?
Does low exercise cardiac power (ECP) predict the risk of stroke in men?
Low exercise cardiac power may serve as a noninvasive and easily available marker for increased stroke risk in men.
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Low ECP may flag higher stroke risk in men; hypothesis-generating and should not yet change practice or risk models.
Low ECP provides noninvasive and easily available measure for stroke risk. One of the most potential explanations for the association between ECP and the increased risk of stroke is an elevated afterload and peripheral resistance indicated by elevated SBP.
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Kurl et al. (2005) studied this question.
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