Why the study?
Does the Master two-step test effectively discriminate between normal subjects and cardiac patients based on oxygen consumption and hemodynamic recovery?
Population
128 men, including 12 patients with rheumatic heart disease, 31 patients with arteriosclerotic heart…
Comparison
Master two-step test vs Strictly normal subjects
Design
Cross-sectional
Authors
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The Master two-step test imposes a physiological stress comparable to ordinary daily activities and effectively discriminates between normal subjects and cardiac patients based on oxygen consumption and recovery hemodynamics.
Does the Master two-step test effectively discriminate between normal subjects and cardiac patients based on oxygen consumption and hemodynamic recovery?
The Master two-step test imposes a physiological stress comparable to ordinary daily activities and effectively discriminates between normal subjects and cardiac patients based on oxygen consumption and recovery hemodynamics.
Amasa B. Ford (1957) studied this question.
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