Cardiopulmonary Exercise Testing: Part I Basics of Interpretation (Imad Hussain, MD) April 29, 2020

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HMDHVC HEART FAILURE CONFERENCE
April 29, 2020
“Cardiopulmonary Exercise Testing: Part I Basics of Interpretation”
Houston Methodist DeBakey Heart & Vascular Center, Heart Failure Conference featuring Imad Hussain, MD as he discusses, "Cardiopulmonary Exercise Testing: Part I Basics of Interpretation".
Speaker: Imad Hussain, MD
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[@karenthomas9696]

remember at anaerobic threshold you don't 'switch' to anaerobic metabolism but supplement aerobic metabolism WITH anaerobic metabolism

[@luccasdefaria]

This is the best! lecture about CPET I've found here so far! So happy! Brings me the impression I will rock on my exam tomorrow! Kind regards, professor! - Physiotherapy student from University of Padua

[@Ash-hz1eh]

Thanks a lot for this lecture! Very resourceful and you explained the concept of ventilation efficiency very well! - Med student from University of Milan!

[@rafaeldegiacomoaraujo8778]

"I have a lot of content to cover". Yup, we can tell :D

[@najibadn2891]

great great lecture , thanks !

[@aidash6111]

Thank you for the interesting lecture

[@Antituarec]

Best lecture on cpet!

[@Idanharat]

16:39 Only the most highly trained athletes at very certain endurance sports (cross country skiing, biathlon) can reach above 70 ml\kg\min. 80 is EXTREMELY high.

[@Sponge247]

Dang he really flexed and dogged on the fellows lmfao