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Courses CPET for prognosis and pre-operative assessment

Clinical exercise testing: advanced 2024

Exercise testing is fundamental for the accurate quantification of cardiorespiratory fitness and for identifying mechanisms underlying exercise intolerance and shortness of breath (dyspnoea). Several indices of exercise testing-related physiological response relate independently to major clinical outcomes such as survival and hospital admissions, thus allowing considerable improvement in prognostic stratification.

This course is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of the physiological basis of exercise testing, to identify the indications and the protocols used in clinical and rehabilitation settings as well as the increased importance of exercise testing in the prognostic setting.

Session 3 - What happens in athletes and disease? Exercise pathophysiology

Chair(s): Pierantonio Laveneziana, Paolo Palange

Session type: Lecture

CPET for prognosis and pre-operative assessment

Paolo Onorati

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CPET in athletes

Michele Schaeffer

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CPET for assessment of dysfunctional breathing, bronchoconstriction and inducible laryngeal obstruction

Afroditi Boutou

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CPET in pulmonary vascular disease

J. Alberto Neder

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CPET for prognosis and pre-operative assessment

Paolo Onorati

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Understanding dyspnoea of uncertain origin - the value of CPET

James H. Hull

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Clinical exercise testing: advanced 2024

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