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Improving Health Status through Physical Activity for Individuals with Chronic Pulmonary Diseases

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Figure  1.  The  vicious  circle  of  hypoactivity  illustrating  how  a  chronic  disease  state  can  lead  to  functional  deterioration  [from  Bar-Or  (1985)]
Figure 2. Dyspnea spiral leading to dyspnea worsening, irrespective of the progression of disease  severity
Figure 3. Ventilatory kinetics [ventilation and respiratory equivalent for oxygen ( V ! E / V ! O 2 )] during  incremental exercise prior to and after ventilatory threshold (VTh) appearance
Figure  4.  Changes  in  M-wave  amplitudes  according  to  the  level  of  activity  and  after  individualized  training in COPD
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