Comparative effects of moderate intensity interval training with continuous training on physical capacity, pulmonary functions, cardiac efficiency and quality of life in post mitral valve replacement surgery patients (Record no. 61497)

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Transcribing agency Riphah International University
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Classification number 615.1
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Authorship Ambreen Ehsan (54337)
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Title Comparative effects of moderate intensity interval training with continuous training on physical capacity, pulmonary functions, cardiac efficiency and quality of life in post mitral valve replacement surgery patients
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Place of publication Lahore
Date of publication 2025
Name of publisher (unpublished)
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Extent xv, 56 p.
Dimensions ; 29 cm.
Illustrations : ill., Col.,
Accompanying material +CD
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General note Submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirement for the degree of Master of Science in Physical Therapy (Cardiopulmonary).
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General note Includes bibliographical references
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General note Thesis supervisor: Dr. Hafiza Marium Ghani
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Dissertation note Thesis (MS-CPPT)--Riphah International University, 2025<br/>
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Language note English
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Subject Physical therapy
-- Valve replacement
Keywords Intensity interval training
-- Pulmonary disease
-- Physical capacity
-- Cardiac efficiency
-- Surgery patients
-- MS-CPPT
-- RCR&AHS
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NOT for LOAN GULBERG III Lahore GULBERG III Lahore 615.1 AMB 117735 1 Thesis
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