Abstract:The purpose of the study was to evaluate the within-day and between-day
variation of systolic and diastolic time intervals at rest and during dynamic
exercise. Eleven healthy subjects (aged 19-27 years) were included. Systolic
and diastolic time intervals were recorded mechanocardiographically at rest
and during bicycle ergometer exercise (heart rate 148-156 bpm) at 4 time
points on 3 separate days with intervals of about 10 days (day 1, day 10 and
day 20). Electromechanical systole (QS(2)I) was the most stabl… Show more
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