Occupation-specific, high-intensity cardiac rehabilitation for return to work of a young police officer after myocardial infarction from traumatic coronary artery dissection

Brown, Katelyn D.; Hathorn, Brandon; Shirkey, Heath W.; Shock, Tiffany; Schussler, Jeffrey M.

doi:10.1080/08998280.2022.2036066

Baylor University Medical Center Proceedings

2022

DOI: 10.1080/08998280.2022.2036066

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Occupation-specific, high-intensity cardiac rehabilitation for return to work of a young police officer after myocardial infarction from traumatic coronary artery dissection

Katelyn D. Brown

Brandon Hathorn

Heath W. Shirkey

et al.

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Occupation-specific, high-intensity cardiac rehabilitation for return to work of a young police officer after myocardial infarction from traumatic coronary artery dissection

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Return of a flight attendant to full duty following myocardial infarction and subsequent coronary artery bypass grafting through a high-intensity occupation-specific cardiovascular rehabilitation program

Return of a flight attendant to full duty following myocardial infarction and subsequent coronary artery bypass grafting through a high-intensity occupation-specific cardiovascular rehabilitation program

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