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Measures of Cardiovascular Health and Physical Function after an Aerobic Exercise Intervention in a Patient Fifteen Days Post-Stroke. 中风后15天进行有氧运动干预后心血管健康和身体功能的测量
Angela A Lentz, Anna E Mattlage, Abigail L Ashenden, Michael A Rippee, Sandra A Billinger
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