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Kristofer Hedman

Associate Professor, Docent

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2024

Karolina Kristenson, Johan Hylander, Miklos Boros, Kristofer Hedman (2024) VE/VCO2 slope threshold optimization for preoperative evaluation in lung cancer surgery: identifying true high- and low-risk groups Journal of Thoracic Disease, Vol. 16, p. 123-132 Continue to DOI
Magnus Ekstrom, Josefin Sundh, Anders Andersson, Oskar Angeras, Anders Blomberg, Mats Borjesson, Kenneth Caidahl, Ossur Ingi Emilsson, Jan Engvall, Erik Frykholm, Ludger Grote, Kristofer Hedman, Tomas Jernberg, Eva Lindberg, Andrei Malinovschi, Andre Nyberg, Eric Rullman, Jacob Sandberg, Magnus Skold, Nikolai Stenfors, Johan Sundstrom, Hanan Tanash, Suneela Zaigham, Carljohan Carlhäll (2024) Exertional breathlessness related to medical conditions in middle-aged people: the population-based SCAPIS study of more than 25,000 men and women Respiratory Research, Vol. 25, Article 127 Continue to DOI
Ángel Herraiz-Adillo, Viktor H. Ahlqvist, Sara Higueras-Fresnillo, Kristofer Hedman, Emil Hagstrom, Melony Fortuin- de Smidt, Bledar Daka, Cecilia Lenander, Daniel Berglind, Carl Johan Östgren, Karin Rådholm, Francisco B. Ortega, Pontus Henriksson (2024) Physical fitness in male adolescents and atherosclerosis in middle age: a population-based cohort study British Journal of Sports Medicine Continue to DOI
Anna Carlén, Thomas Lindow, Nicholas Cauwenberghs, Viktor Elmberg, Lars Brudin, Magnus Ekstrom, Kristofer Hedman (2024) Exercise systolic blood pressure response during cycle ergometry is associated with future hypertension in normotensive individuals European Journal of Preventive Cardiology Continue to DOI
Karolina Kristenson, Edvard Gerring, Bergthor Björnsson, Per Sandström, Kristofer Hedman (2024) Peak oxygen uptake in combination with ventilatory efficiency improve risk stratification in major abdominal surgery Physiological Reports, Vol. 12, Article e15904 Continue to DOI

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Physical fitness in adolescence linked to less atherosclerosis later

Men who were physically fit when they were young had a lower risk of atherosclerosis almost 40 years later. These findings suggest that atherosclerosis is one of the mechanisms behind the link between physical fitness and cardiovascular disease.
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“We’re beginning to understand post-COVID better now”

The understanding of why some people experience lingering symptoms following COVID-19 has increased rapidly. Swedish researchers have now published an overview of research findings on breathing and heart function problems in post-COVID condition.
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High blood pressure at maximal exercise may signal good fitness

Is it dangerous to have high blood pressure when exercising? “It depends”, is the answer from a newly published study.

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