Principles of Exercise Testing and Interpretation: Including Pathophysiology and Clinical Applications
by Kathy E. Sietsema Md, Darryl Y. Sue Md, William W. Stringer Md, Karlman Wasserman Md Phd, James E. Hansen Md, Xing-Guo Sun Md, Brian J. Whipp Phd Dsc
Principles of Exercise Testing and Interpretation examines exercise testing through the combined perspectives of physiology, pathophysiology, and clinical practice. This reference is intended for readers who need to understand how exercise assessments are interpreted and applied in medical settings.
About This Book
Principles of Exercise Testing and Interpretation focuses on the methods and meaning of exercise testing in a medical context.
The book brings together exercise testing, interpretation, pathophysiology, and clinical applications.
It is suited to readers seeking an educational reference for understanding how exercise-related findings are assessed and applied.
Written by a team of physicians and exercise science specialists, this volume presents a clinically oriented approach to the subject.
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