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21 Cardiopulmonary and peripheral responses to treadmill and cycle ergometer incremental exercise in patients with peripheral arterial disease: a pilot study
JA Silva Júnior
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GA Ribeiro-Samora
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DR Ferreira
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MCP Valeriano
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RF Santos
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RR Britto
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DAG Pereira
2015-10-01
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British Journal of Sports Medicine
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