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Does supine ergometer exercise elicit different neurohormonal responses in patients with ischemic heart disease and impaired versus preserved left ventricular function?
Does supine ergometer exercise elicit different neurohormonal responses in patients with ischemic heart disease and impaired versus preserved left ventricular function?
In patients with ischemic heart disease, the exercise-induced increase in angiotensin I and II may serve as a better predictor of left ventricular dysfunction than BNP.
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Exercise angiotensin I/II rises may predict LV dysfunction in IHD better than BNP; hypothesis-generating cross-sectional finding requiring prospective validation.
Kenichi et al. (2000) studied this question.
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