1. Volume 118, Issue 5, Pages 1460-1469 (November 2000)
Aerobic Conditioning in Mild Asthma Decreases the Hyperpnea of Exercise and Improves Exercise and Ventilatory Capacity 
Hallstrand Teal S. , MD, Bates Peter W. , MD, FCCP, Schoene Robert B. , MD 
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2. Figure 1
MVV (% predicted) before and after 10 weeks ofaerobic conditioning in patients with mild intermittent asthma and innormal control subjects. NS = not significant.
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3. Figure 2
V ˙ O2max before and after 10 weeksof aerobic conditioning in patients with mild intermittent asthma andin normal control subjects.
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4. Figure 3
Anaerobic threshold( V ˙ o2 L/min) before and after 10 weeks ofaerobic conditioning in patients with mild intermittent asthma and innormal control subjects.
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5. Figure 4
Dyspnea index ( V ˙ e/MVV) atmaximum exercise before and after 10 weeks of aerobic conditioning inpatients with mild intermittent asthma and in normal controlsubjects.
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6. Figure 5
Dyspnea index ( V ˙ e/MVV) atsubmaximal exercise (75% V ˙ o2max) beforeand after 10 weeks of aerobic conditioning in patients with mildintermittent asthma and in normal control subjects.
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7. Figure 6
V ˙ e at each level of V ˙ o2, expressed as a percentage of initial V ˙ o2max before (▴) and after (▵) 10weeks of aerobic conditioning in patients with mild intermittent asthmaand in normal control subjects.
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8. Figure 7
Respiratory rate at each level of V ˙ o2, expressed as a percentage of initial V ˙ o2max before (▴) and after (▵) 10weeks of aerobic conditioning in patients with mild intermittent asthmaand in normal control subjects.
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9. Figure 8
V ˙ co2 at each levelof V ˙ o2, expressed as a percentage ofinitial V ˙ o2max before (▴) and after(▵) 10 weeks of aerobic conditioning in patients with mildintermittent asthma and in normal control subjects.
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10. Figure 9
Petco2 at each level of V ˙ o2, expressed as a percentage of initial V ˙ o2max before (▴) and after (▵) 10weeks of aerobic conditioning in patients with mild intermittent asthmaand in normal control subjects.
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