Evaluation of The Role of Pharmacological Versus Exercise Stress Testing In Achieving Target Heart Rate Among Patients on β-Adrenergic Blockade
Mohammed Allam Mohammed;
Abstract
While the use of beta blockers is widespread due to its antihypertensive as well as cardioprotective effects, the negative effects on heart rate and inotropy lead to high incidence of nondiagnostic test results when patients undergo stress testing on beta
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| Title | Evaluation of The Role of Pharmacological Versus Exercise Stress Testing In Achieving Target Heart Rate Among Patients on β-Adrenergic Blockade | Other Titles | تقييم دور اختبارات القلب بالمجهود الدوائى بالمقارنة باختبارات المجهود الحركى فى الوصول إلى معدل خفقان القلب المطلوب على المرضى المستمرون فى تناول عقاقير مثبطات مستقبلات بيتا | Authors | Mohammed Allam Mohammed | Keywords | Evaluation of The Role of Pharmacological Versus Exercise Stress Testing In Achieving Target Heart Rate Among Patients on β-Adrenergic Blockade | Issue Date | 2012 | Description | While the use of beta blockers is widespread due to its antihypertensive as well as cardioprotective effects, the negative effects on heart rate and inotropy lead to high incidence of nondiagnostic test results when patients undergo stress testing on beta |
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