… with exercise intolerance and (2) whether tissue Doppler imaging of the early diastolic
mitral annular velocity (Ea) is helpful in understanding mechanisms of exercise intolerance. …

… exercise intolerance (ie, inability to participate in exercise). Both impaired physical function
and exercise intolerance … muscle strength, and physical inactivity following cancer treatment (…

… face a number of other impairments, including physical activity intolerance, fatigue, emotional
and … Cardiorespiratory dysfunction and exercise intolerance in patients with TBI have been …

… in systolic heart failure, it would seem prudent to recommend regular moderate physical
activity as tolerated. A variety of pharmacological interventions could potentially improve …

… weakness and exercise intolerance are prevalent in adult patients with cystic fibrosis. Careful
analysis of the patients’ physical activity revealed that the time spent in physical activity of …

… Furthermore, regular physical activity attenuates the clinical severity of McArdle disease.
This is quite remarkable for a monogenic disorder that consistently leads to the same metabolic …

… Exercise intolerance or the lack of ability to participate in physical activity and exercise …
Some of the most common causes of exercise intolerance are of respiratory origin and will …

… Symptoms and neurocognitive performance, however, may be affected negatively by increased
physical activity levels after concussion. Patients who develop the onset of or worsening …

… that regulate exercise limitation. We outline possible causes of exercise intolerance in patients
… gene expression: physiological regulation of the human genome through physical activity. …

… disorder that might be exacerbated by strenuous exercise (eg recent injury, chronic pain, …
the Physical Activity Readiness Questionnaire contraindicating participation in the exercise …