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Cardiac
Exercise Rehabilitation Bibliography
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Exercise
capacity and resistive exercise
2.
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4.
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5.
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Quality
of life and CAD risk reduction
10.
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Cost-effectiveness
21.
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Heart
failure and exercise outcomes
23.
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41.
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Standards
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