Can iso-time heart rate (ITHR) be used as an objective marker for demonstrating a positive improvement with ambulatory oxygen, using a pre-established blinded treadmill protocol? - ERS Respiratory Channel

International Congresses Milan 2023

Cardiopulmonary exercise testing and pulmonary function assessment in pathology and COVID-19

Chair(s): Justine Van den Hengel, Bryn Williams

Session type: Poster session

Can iso-time heart rate (ITHR) be used as an objective marker for demonstrating a positive improvement with ambulatory oxygen, using a pre-established blinded treadmill protocol?

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