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A new treadmill protocol for the clinical evaluation of children with cardiac disease R.J Sabath, K.M Teson, JE. HuIse, and M Gelatt
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A new treadmill protocol for the clinical evaluation of children with cardiac disease R.J Sabath, K.M Teson, JE. HuIse, and M Gelatt
DOI link for A new treadmill protocol for the clinical evaluation of children with cardiac disease R.J Sabath, K.M Teson, JE. HuIse, and M Gelatt
A new treadmill protocol for the clinical evaluation of children with cardiac disease R.J Sabath, K.M Teson, JE. HuIse, and M Gelatt book
ABSTRACT
Exercise testing is frequently used for evaluation of exercise capacity and cardiopulmonary function in children with congenital cardiac defects or acquired cardiac disease. An often-used protocol for treadmill testing is the Bruce protocol (Bruce et aI., 1973), which was originally designed for adults (van der Cammen-van Zjip et aI., 2010). Although exercise testing is widely used in children, there is no agreement in specific practice guidelines for paediatric exercise testing (Chang et aI., 2006).