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Cardiac Drift
Mathematical and physiological reference for cardiac drift, the progressive elevation of heart rate during prolonged constant-power exercise, driven primarily by plasma-volume contraction and thermoregulatory load. Used as a per-session integrated marker of cardiovascular strain and the mechanistic basis underlying aerobic-decoupling analysis.
Mathematical and physiological reference for cardiac drift, the progressive elevation of heart rate during prolonged constant-power exercise, driven primarily by plasma-volume contraction and thermoregulatory load. Used as a per-session integrated marker of cardiovascular strain and the mechanistic basis underlying aerobic-decoupling analysis.
References
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