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A full pre-operative anaesthetic assessment will be performed for each participant, and this is part of the standard treatment that they receive if they are patients scheduled for abdominal surgery. P

A full pre-operative anaesthetic assessment will be performed for each participant, and this is part of the standard treatment that they receive if they are patients scheduled for abdominal surgery. P Clinical Trials

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“HIITing” the Mark: The developing an optimal high-intensity interval training (HIIT) protocol for improving fitness before abdominal surgery

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