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Effect of different post-myocardial infarction exercise training modality on cardiac calcium sensitivity and function

21 May 2022 (09:40 - 10:25)
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Congress Presentation Part of: From mechanisms to targets over the heart failure spectrum Cardiac Biology and Physiology HFA Premium Access Heart Failure 2022

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Professor John Zhang

University of Texas, San Antonio, San Antonio (United States of America)

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Heart Failure 2022

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