Source: International Congress 2018 – Exercise is medicine: testing and treating patients with some effort



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I. Vivodtzev (Cambridge, United States of America), G. Picard (Cambridge, United States of America), F. Cepeda (Cambridge, United States of America), J. Taylor (Cambridge, United States of America). Acute effect of non-invasive ventilation during FES-rowing exercise in patients with high-level spinal cord injury. 3360

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