Role of cardiac reserve as a tool to unmask cardiotoxicity following anthracycline therapy and whether exercise training can attenuate cardiotoxicity.

Fraser, Steve; Howden, Erin; Foulkes, Stephen; Bigaran, Ashley; Janssens, Kirstel; Beaudry, Rhys; Selig, Steve; Haykowsky, Mark J; Antill, Yoland Catherine; Loi, Sherene; LaGerche, Andre

Role of cardiac reserve as a tool to unmask cardiotoxicity following anthracycline therapy and whether exercise training can attenuate cardiotoxicity.

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posted on 2024-06-03, 15:17 authored by Steve FraserSteve Fraser, Erin Howden, Stephen Foulkes, Ashley Bigaran, Kirstel Janssens, Rhys Beaudry, Steve SeligSteve Selig, Mark J Haykowsky, Yoland Catherine Antill, Sherene Loi, Andre LaGerche

Role of cardiac reserve as a tool to unmask cardiotoxicity following anthracycline therapy and whether exercise training can attenuate cardiotoxicity.

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