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Salvadori A, Arreghini M, Bolla G, Fanari P, Giacomotti E, Longhini E, Miserocchi G, Palmulli P
Cardiovascular and adrenergic response to exercise in obese subjects
Journal of Clinical and Basic Cardiology 1999; 2 (2): 229-236

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Fig. 1: Sauerstoffverbrauch - Adipositas Fig. 2: Herzfrequenz - Adipositas Fig. 3: Herzfrequenz - Sauerstoffverbrauch This Image - Fig. 4: Blutfluß - Adipositas Fig. 5: Sauerstoffverbrauch - Adipositas Fig. 6: Cardiac Output - Sauerstoffverbrauch - Adipositas Fig. 7: Schlaganfall - Sauerstoffverbrauch - Adipositas Last Image
Figure/Graphic 4: Blutfluß - Adipositas
Blood flow per unit body fat-free mass (Q·/FFM) plotted vs. mechanical power output in control and obese subjects. The regression was: Q·/FFM = 0.169 + 0.003 watt - 0.045Z - 0.001 wattZ (R2: 0.69; F: 53; MSE: 0.004), with a dummy variable Z= 1 for the obese subjects and 0 for the non-obese subjects. The regression for obese subjects displays a significantly lower slope compared to controls (p < 0.05).
 
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Figure/Graphic 4: Blutfluß - Adipositas
Blood flow per unit body fat-free mass (Q·/FFM) plotted vs. mechanical power output in control and obese subjects. The regression was: Q·/FFM = 0.169 + 0.003 watt - 0.045Z - 0.001 wattZ (R2: 0.69; F: 53; MSE: 0.004), with a dummy variable Z= 1 for the obese subjects and 0 for the non-obese subjects. The regression for obese subjects displays a significantly lower slope compared to controls (p < 0.05).
 
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