Heart rate variability is decreased in obse dogs (2011)
- Authors:
- USP affiliated authors: SCHWARTZ, DENISE SARETTA - FMVZ ; GOLDFEDER, GUILHERME TEIXEIRA - FMVZ
- Unidade: FMVZ
- Subjects: CÃES; OBESIDADE; FREQUÊNCIA CARDÍACA (VARIABILIDADE)
- Language: Inglês
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- Título do periódico: Abstracts
- Conference titles: ECVIM-CA Congress
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ABNT
SCHWARTZ, Denise Saretta; MAZINI, A; MELO, P. R. R; et al. Heart rate variability is decreased in obse dogs. Anais.. Munich: ECVIM, 2011. -
APA
Schwartz, D. S., Mazini, A., Melo, P. R. R., Oliveira, V. M. C., Goldfeder, G. T., & Duarte, C. N. (2011). Heart rate variability is decreased in obse dogs. In Abstracts. Munich: ECVIM. -
NLM
Schwartz DS, Mazini A, Melo PRR, Oliveira VMC, Goldfeder GT, Duarte CN. Heart rate variability is decreased in obse dogs. Abstracts. 2011 ; -
Vancouver
Schwartz DS, Mazini A, Melo PRR, Oliveira VMC, Goldfeder GT, Duarte CN. Heart rate variability is decreased in obse dogs. Abstracts. 2011 ; - Qt is increased in dogs with heart failure secondary to chronic degenerative mitral valve disease
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