High-Intensity Respiratory Muscle Training as Pre-habilitation in Lung Resection Surgery: a randomized controlled trial. - Amsterdam 2025

New insights in pulmonary health from cardiopulmonary exercise testing

Chair(s): Paolo Palange, Michele Schaeffer

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High-Intensity Respiratory Muscle Training as Pre-habilitation in Lung Resection Surgery: a randomized controlled trial.

Kristian Brat

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High-Intensity Respiratory Muscle Training as Pre-habilitation in Lung Resection Surgery: a randomized controlled trial.

Kristian Brat

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Effects of bariatric surgery on exercise hemodynamics and oxygen metabolism: a prospective observational study with the use of cardiopulmonary exercise testing.

Agnieszka Chwiedz

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Exercise performance for long-term outcome prediction in patients with liver cirrhosis

Teresa John

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FEV1 and VO2peak: predictors of postoperative complications in lung resection surgery

Inês Alexandra Mendes Júlio

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Could VE/VCO2 predict postoperative lung cancer surgery complications?

Daniela Godinho

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The clinical utility of using impedance cardiography during CPET to measure stroke volume and derive oxygen extraction in a paediatric population - challenging current concepts

Paul Burns

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Low dynamic ventilatory reserve during exercise in pulmonary hypertension: physiological and sensory implications

Litiele Evelin Wagner

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VO2peak Adjustment for Fat-Free Mass in Obese Patients Before Pulmonary Resection

Sofia Moreira Magno Pinto

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Contrasting dynamic and peak ventilatory reserve during incremental CPET in pulmonary hypertension

Litiele Evelin Wagner

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Dysfunctional Breathing:CPET as a Diagnostic Tool and Shared Lung Physiology in Body Plethysmography

Beauty Biswas

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Novel paradigms for clinical CPET interpretation: dynamic assessment of dyspnoea and ventilation during exercise (DyVe-X)

J. Alberto Neder

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Improvement in cardiopulmonary exercise testing after lung volume reduction treatment with endobronchial coils

Marlies Van Dijk

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The utility of CPET in survival prediction and intervention stratification in high-risk AAA patients

Ryan Pettifer

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The impact of different maximality criteria on CPET evaluation in chronic respiratory disorders: a retrospective cohort study

Michaël Staes

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Upright-to-supine exercise transition in younger and older subjects: effects on pulmonary gas-exchange efficiency

Matthew D. James

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Streamlining investigation of post PE dyspnoea using cardiopulmonary exercise testing (CPET).

Michael Pynn

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Role of Cardiopulmonary Exercise Testing (CPET) for the screening of Pulmonary Hypertension (PH) in patients with Paroxysmal Nocturnal Hemoglobinuria (PNH)

Matteo Morviducci

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A nine-field matrix of ventilatory efficiency in combination with peak oxygen uptake may improve risk stratification in patients undergoing major pulmonary resection

Karolina Kristenson

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The effects of intermittent hypoxic training strategies on maximal oxygen uptake: a meta-analysis with meta-regression

Dario Kohlbrenner

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Late Breaking Abstract - Muscle Oxygenation Kinetics Are Impaired in Long COVID: A Case-Control Study Using NIRS

Cássia Goulart

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