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European Heart Journal|January 1, 1983
Does exercise testing with invasive measurements of cardiac output and pressure really contribute?H Roskamm, K Schnellbacher, L Samek, et al.Cardiology|January 1, 1994
Relationship between exercise tolerance, hemodynamics at rest and during exercise and ejection fraction, and their prognostic relevance in asymptomatic postinfarction patientsK Meyer, L Samek, R E Sierra-Chavez, et al.Zeitschrift Fur Kardiologie|April 1, 1983
[Condition following myocardial infarct: which studies at what time and with what patients?]H Roskamm, K Schnellbacher, L SamekEuropean Heart Journal|December 1, 1986
Provocative test in early post-infarction angina: exercise testH Roskamm, L Samek, P BetzCirculation|November 1, 1983
Exercise testing provides additional prognostic information in angiographically defined subgroups of patients with coronary artery diseaseH Gohlke, L Samek, P Betz, et al.Cardiology|January 1, 1981
Results of exercise tests and prognosis in postinfarction patients below age 40L Samek, R Greene, C Droste, et al.Zeitschrift Fur Kardiologie|February 1, 1984
[Prognostic significance of stress studies in patients with coronary 2-vessel disease--effect of stenosis of the proximal ramus intraventricularis anterior]H Gohlke, P Betz, L Samek, et al.International Journal of Sports Medicine|February 1, 1984
Myocardial infarction at a young age (under 40 years)H Roskamm, H Gohlke, P Stürzenhofecker, et al.Zeitschrift Fur Kardiologie|September 1, 1977
[Can predictability of coronary angiographic findings be improved by additional measurement of pulmonary wedge pressure during exercise? (author's transl)]H Roskamm, L Samek, G Rupp, et al.European Heart Journal|May 1, 1995
Relationship between ventilatory threshold and onset of ischaemia in ECG during stress testingK Meyer, L Samek, A Pinchas, et al.Pageof 16