Source: Virtual Congress 2021 – Hypoxia, exercise and respiratory function in pathophysiological conditions



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M. Moraes Frade (São Carlos, Brazil), T. Beltrame (São Carlos, Brazil), M. Gois (São Carlos, Brazil), A. Petronilho (São Carlos, Brazil), S. Linares (São Carlos, Brazil), S. De Tonello (São Carlos, Brazil), A. Catai (São Carlos, Brazil). Checking true VO2max values by supramaximal exercise testing: physiological insights. 411

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