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Oral Iron Therapy in Chronic Heart Failure Patients
This study is design to evaluate the effectiveness of oral iron therapy in patients with heart failure and identify the central and peripheral mechanisms involved in the improvement of functional capacity after intervention. The investigation includes subjective and objective measures on exercise performance and heart function after intervention, and the tolerability of oral iron treatment.
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