Curriculum Vitae Randall Eugene Keyser, Ph.D., F.A.C.S.M ... · Revised CV Format - 7/1/00...

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Curriculum Vitae

Randall Eugene Keyser, Ph.D., F.A.C.S.M.

As of September 28, 2017

Personal Information

George Mason University

College of Health and Human Services

Department of Rehabilitation Science

4400 University Drive, Robinson 2G7

Fairfax, VA 22030-4444

Business Phone: 703-993-9708

Business FAX: 703-993-2695

email: [email protected] Foreign Languages: Korean (working knowledge)

Education

1979 B.S., Health and Physical Education, Kent State University,

Kent, Ohio

1982 M.A., Concentration: Athletic Training and Exercise Science; Kent State

University, Kent, Ohio

1985 Ph.D. Concentration: Exercise and Applied Physiology; Minor: Experimental

Medicine, The University of Toledo (Medical College of Ohio), Toledo, Ohio

Post Graduate Education and Training

1986 - 1987 Post Doctoral-Associate Department of Cardiology and Cardiovascular Diseases,

Harper Hospital, Detroit, Michigan (Wayne State University)

Certifications

1988-Present ACSM Certified (Preventive and Rehabilitative Exercise) Program Director,

American College of Sports Medicine: Certification Number 256

Employment History

Academic Appointments

1983 - 1986 Teaching and Research Assistant

Department of Health Promotion and Human Performance, The University of

Toledo, Toledo, Ohio

1984 - 1986 Research Associate

Department of Health Promotion and Human Performance, Kinesiotherapy and

Cardiac Rehab Center, The University of Toledo, Toledo, Ohio

1988 - 1994 Research Associate Professor

School of Health Sciences, Grand Valley State University, Allendale, Michigan

1989 - 1994 Associate/Assistant Adjunct Professor Exercise Physiology, Department of

Physical Education and Exercise Science, Michigan State University, East

Lansing, Michigan

mailto:[email protected]

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1994 - 2003 Assistant Professor

University of Maryland, School of Medicine, Department of Physical Therapy

and Rehabilitation Science, Baltimore, Maryland.

2003- 2007 Associate Professor

University of Maryland, School of Medicine, Department of Physical Therapy

and Rehabilitation Science, Baltimore, Maryland.

2007–2011 Associate Professor (tenure)

George Mason University, College of Health and Human Services, Department of

Global and Community Health, Center for the Study of Chronic Illness and

Disability, Fairfax, Virginia

2011-present Associate Professor (tenure)

George Mason University, College of Health and Humans Services,

Department of Rehabilitation Science, Fairfax, VA

2007-Present Clinical Investigator

National Institutes of Heath Clinical Research Center, Department of

Rehabilitation Medicine, Bethesda, MD

Clinical/Administrative

1987 - 1994 Chief, Cardiovascular Physiology and Rehabilitation Section,

Butterworth Hospital, Grand Rapids, Michigan

1998 – 2002 Chairperson, Research Committee

Department of Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Science, University of

Maryland School of Medicine, Baltimore, Maryland

1999-2000 Director, Ph.D. Program in Physical Rehabilitation Science,



2003-2005 Head, Basic Sciences Block II,



2004 - 2007 Director, Exercise and Applied Physiology Core Laboratory,

General Clinical Research Center, and Department of Physical Therapy and

Rehabilitation Science, University of Maryland School of Medicine,

Baltimore, Maryland

2005 - 2007 Director, Ph.D. Program in Physical Rehabilitation Science,



2006 - 2007 Director of Research, Department of Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation

Science, University of Maryland School of Medicine, Baltimore, Maryland

Professional Memberships

1981 - Present American College of Sports Medicine

1987 - 1992 Clinical Cardiology Council, American Heart Association

1987 - 1994 American Heart Association of Michigan

1987 - 1997 American Association of Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Rehabilitation

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2003 – Present American Physiological Society

2009 - Present Clinical Exercise Physiology Association (Affiliate of ACSM)

Honors and Awards

1989 Fellow, American College of Sports Medicine

1990 Butterworth Hospital Most Valuable Professional

2002 “Who’s Who in Medicine and Healthcare”

2004 “Who’s Who in America”

2010 “Biltmore’s Who’s Who”

2011 Alfred Soffer Research Award, American College of Chest Physicians

Administrative Service

1988-1994 Butterworth Management Forum, Butterworth Hospital, Grand Rapids, Michigan

1994-1995 Educational Affairs Committee, University of Maryland, School of Medicine

Department of Physical Therapy, Baltimore, Maryland

1995-1996 Ad-Hoc Committee for the Development of a Ph.D.

Program in Physical Rehabilitation Science, Department of Physical Therapy,

University of Maryland, School of Medicine, Baltimore, Maryland

(responsibilities reorganized and continued under Research Committee)

1995- 2003 Research Committee, University of Maryland, School of Medicine,

Department of Physical Therapy, Baltimore, Maryland

(Research Committee Chair 1/98 – 7/2002: responsibilities included

accountability for final approval and administration of PH.D. program in

Physical Rehabilitation Science)

1995-2002 Faculty Practice/ Clinic Executive Committee/Board of Directors, Department of

Physical Therapy, University of Maryland, School of Medicine, Baltimore,

Maryland (Treasurer)

1997 Strategic Planning Committee (Strategic Plan of 1997-2002), Department of

Physical Therapy, University of Maryland School of Medicine, Baltimore,

Maryland

1998-2002 Executive/Advisory Committee, Department of Physical Therapy, University of


2000-2002 School of Medicine Council, University of Maryland School of Medicine,

Baltimore, Maryland

2000-2002 Educational Affairs Committee, Department of Physical Therapy, University of


2003-2007 Faculty Assembly Representative, Department of Physical Therapy and

Rehabilitation Science, University of Maryland School of Medicine, Baltimore,

Maryland

2005 – 2007 Chairperson, Appointment, Promotion, and Tenure Committee,

Department of Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Science,

University of Maryland, School of Medicine, Baltimore, Maryland

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2005 – 2007 Chairperson Grievance Committee, Department of Physical Therapy and

Rehabilitation Science, University of Maryland School of Medicine, Baltimore,

Maryland

2005-2007 Executive Committee, General Research Center, University of Maryland,

Baltimore, Maryland

2005-2007 General Advisory Committee, General Clinical Research Center, University of


2008-2011 Chairperson, Promotion, Tenure, and Reappointment Committee, Department of

Global and Community Health, College of Health and Human Services, George

Mason University, Fairfax, Virginia

2008-2010 Global and Community Health Departmental Representative, Promotion, Tenure,

and Reappointment Committee, College of Health and Human Services, George


2008-Present Human Subjects Review Board, George Mason University,

Fairfax, Virginia

2010-2011 Search Committee For Inaugural Chairperson, Department of Rehabilitation

Science, College of Health and Human Services, George Mason University,

Fairfax, Virginia

2011-Present Search Committee, Assistant Professor, Department of Rehabilitation Science,

College of Health and Human Services, George Mason University, Fairfax, VA

2011-Present Rehabilitation Science Departmental Representative, Promotion, Tenure, and

Reappointment Committee, College of Health and Human Services, George


2015-Present Chair, Promotion, Tenure and Reappointment Committee, College of Health and

Human Services, George Mason University, Fairfax, Virginia

Local, Regional and National Service in Professional Organizations

Board of Directors and Offices Held

1988 - 1994 Board of Directors, American Heart Association of Michigan

1990 - 1993 Secretary/Treasurer, Midwest Chapter of the American College of Sports

Medicine

1991 - 1994 Board of Directors, Kent County Division, American Heart Association of

Michigan

1991 - 1992 Vice Chairman Communications Committee (formerly Public Relations

Committee) American Heart Association of Michigan.

1991 - 1993 Chairperson, Communications Committee, Kent County Division, American

Heart Association of Michigan

1991 - 1994 Chairperson Exercise and Cardiac Rehabilitation Committee, American Heart

Association of Michigan

1992 - 1993 Treasurer, American Heart Association of Michigan

1993 - 1994 Secretary, American heart Association of Michigan

1994 - 1995 Vice President, (elected) American Heart Association of Michigan

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1994 - 1995 President Elect, (elected) Kent County Division, American Heart Association of

Michigan Service

Other Service

1989 - 1993 Communication Committee, (Formerly Public Relations Committee), American

Heart Association of Michigan

1989 - 1994 Exercise and Cardiac Rehabilitation Committee, American Heart Association of

Michigan

1991 - 1992 Long Range Planning Task Force, American Heart Association of Michigan

Communication and Program Subcommittees

1991 - 1992 Communication Long Range Planning Subcommittee, American Heart


1991 - 1992 Long Range Planning Subcommittee (Communication), American Heart


1991 - 1994 Executive Committee, Kent County Division American Heart Association of

Michigan

1991 - 1994 Education and Program Committee, American Heart Association of Michigan

1992 - 1994 Executive Committee, American Heart Association of Michigan

National Committees

1993 - 1995 Ad Hoc Committee on Exercise and Youth, American College of Sports Medicine

1993 - 1993 Educational Materials Committee (Consultant Group) American College of Sports

Medicine

1998-2001 Professional Education Committee, America College of

Sports Medicine (First Term)

2001-2004 Professional Education Committee, America College of

Sports Medicine (Second Term)

National and International Journal Review

Journal of Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation

Journal of Applied Physiology

Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise

Physician and Sports Medicine.

Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation.

Thorax

Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation

Editorships and Editorial Review Boards

1994 - 2001 Review Board Member, Journal of Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation (two terms)

2006 -2007 Editorial Review Board Member, Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise

Associate Editor, (2007-2017) Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise

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2017 – Present Editorial Review Board Member,

Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise

Federal Grant Review Study Sections and Panels

1996 Ad-Hoc Grant Reviewer: Veteran's Administration Rehabilitation Research and

Development Grants


Development Grants


Development Grants

1998 Site Visitor: Rehabilitation Engineering and Research Centers Study Panel.

National Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research

1998 Study Panel Member: Advanced Rehabilitation Research Training Centers.




1999 Panel Member: Formative Review Panel, Rehabilitation Engineering and

Research Centers, National Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research



2001 Study Panel Member: Field Initiated Research and Development Projects,


2002 Panel Member: Summative Review Panel, Rehabilitation Engineering and

Research Centers, National Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research.

2002 Study Panel Member: Rehabilitation Engineering and Research Centers,




2003 Site Visitor: Rehabilitation Engineering and Research Centers Study Panel

(additional centers), National Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research












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2009 Study Panel Member: Rehabilitation Research Training Centers, National

Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research

2010 Study Panel Member: Rehabilitation Research Training Centers, National


2010 Study Panel Member: Veterans Affairs Rehabilitation and Development Centers



2012 Site Visitor: Rehabilitation Engineering and Research Centers,


2013 Study Panel Member: Rehabilitation Engineering and Research Centers, National


2104 Study Panel Member: Rehabilitation Research and Training Center, National


Teaching

Courses Taught

1983 - 1986 HP 108 - Exercise and Health Laboratory, University of Toledo, Department of

Health Promotion and Human Performance

1983 - 1986 Anatomy and Physiology Laboratory, University of Toledo, Department of Health

Promotion and Human Performance

1987 - 1990 PT 414 - Cardiac Rehabilitation Module, Grand Valley State University, School

of Health Sciences, Program in Physical Therapy

1988 - 1994 HS 625 - Clinical Cardiac Physiology, Grand Valley State University, School of

health Sciences, Master of Health Science Program

1989 - 1994 HS 685 - Special Topics in Clinical Exercise Physiology, Grand Valley State

University, School of Health Sciences, Master of Health Science Program

1994 PES 812 - Cardiorespiratory and Metabolic Response to Exercise. Michigan State

University

1994 – 1996 PTAB 404 - Applied Physiology, University of Maryland School of Medicine,

Department of Physical Therapy

1994 – 2002 PTAB 560 -Cardiopulmonary Disorders, University of Maryland School of

Medicine, Department of Physical Therapy

1995-2003 PTAB 588 -Special Topics in Cardiovascular Physiology, University of Maryland

School of Medicine, Department of Physical Therapy

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1997 – 2001 PTAB 407 - Human Physiology, University of Maryland School of Medicine,

Department of Physical Therapy:

1998 – 2005 PTRS 708– Rehabilitation Physiology (core course in the present Ph.D. program

in Physical Rehabilitation Science, University of Maryland Baltimore Graduate

School, Program in Physical Rehabilitation Science:

2002 – 2007 DPTE 513 – Basic Science Block II, Physiology Module, University of Maryland

School of Medicine, Department of Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Science

2003 – 2007 DPTE 514 – Basic Science Block III, Physiology Module, University of

Maryland School of Medicine, Department of Physical Therapy and

Rehabilitation Science

2003 – 2007 DPTE 515– Medical Issues Block I, University of Maryland School

of Medicine, Department of Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Science:

Course Master

2003 – 2007 DPTE 516– Medical Issues Block II, University of Maryland School

of Medicine, Department of Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Science:

Seminar Coordinator

2003 - 2007 Problems Based Learning – Doctor of Physical Therapy program, University of

Maryland School of Medicine, Department of Physical Therapy and

Rehabilitation Science: Facilitator

2000-2011 GCH 555- Human Biology, George Mason University, College of Health and

Human Services, Department of Global and Community Health: Course

Professor

2009 RHBS 711- Foundations of Applied Physiology II, George Mason University,

College of Health and Human Services, Department of Global and Community

Health: Course Professor

2011-Present RHBS 710- Foundations of Applied Physiology II, George Mason University,

College of Health and Human Services, Department of Rehabilitation Science:

Course Professor

2011-Present RHBS 711-Foundations of Applied Physiology II, George Mason University,

College of Health and Human Services, Department of Rehabilitation Science:

Course Professor

2013-Present RHBS-740 Applied Physiology: Cardiorespiratory System, George Mason

University, College of Health and Human Services, Department of Rehabilitation

Science: Course Professor

Clinical Teaching

1987 - 1994 Rehabilitation-Intern Training Site: In conjunction with Central Michigan, Grand

Valley State, Michigan State and Western Michigan Universities, Butterworth

Hospital Division of Cardiovascular Services: Program Director:

Responsibilities included supervision and mentoring of undergraduate and

graduate student interns in clinical exercise physiology programs from Michigan

State, Grand Valley State, Central Michigan and Western Michigan Universities

and the University of Toledo. Internships were for three-month intervals.

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Thesis and Dissertation Advising, Project Supervision, Mentoring

Awarded 11/92 The effect of Exercise Training and Severe Caloric Restriction on Body

Composition in the Obese. Doctoral Dissertation of Brian C. Leutholtz, Ph.D.,

Michigan State University: Dissertation Advisor/Supervisor (Committee Chair

William Heusner)

Awarded 6/93 Cardiorespiratory Response to Maximal, Cycle Ergometer Exercise in the

Elderly Stroke Population. Master's Thesis of Connie S. Schepers, Grand

Valley State University: Thesis Supervisor (Faculty Advisor Elizabeth

Strickler)

Awarded 11/93 Effect of Over the Counter Doses of Chlorpheniramine on Total Peripheral

Resistance and Peak Oxygen Uptake. Master's Thesis of Mary Fran Peterlin,

University of Toledo: Thesis Supervisor (Faculty Advisor Fredrick Andres)

Awarded 4/94 Effect of Exercise Intensity on Plasma HDL and the HDL Subfractions.

Master's Thesis of Teresa Spate, Grand Valley State University: Thesis

Supervisor (Faculty Advisor Teresa Bacon-Bagley)

Awarded 5/94 Reproducibility of Anaerobic Threshold During Combined Arm and Leg

Cycling. Master's Thesis of Paul Albright, Grand Valley State University:

Thesis Supervisor (Faculty Advisor Brian Curry)

1993-1994 Effects of Prolonged Pre-Program Counseling on Physiological and

Awarded, 12/97 Behavioral Changes Accompanying Diet and Exercise Therapy. Doctoral

Dissertation of Joseph Carson, Michigan State University: Initial Dissertation

Supervisor (Moved to Maryland in 1994) (Faculty Advisor Deb Feltz)

Completed 5/94 Aerobic Capacity in Patients with Guillain-Barre Syndrome Versus Controls.

Research Project of Jennifer McCuen and Christan Stairs, University of

Maryland, School of Medicine: Project Advisor/Supervisor

Completed 5/94 Reproducibility of Oxygen Uptake Kinetics During Steady State:

Combined Arm and Leg Cycling. Research Project of Scott Irdella, Charles

Mutchler, and Duane Schneider University of Maryland, School of Medicine:

Project Advisor/Supervisor

Completed 4/99 Skeletal Muscle Dysfunction in Females with SLE. Research

Project of Neeta Kalappa, University of Maryland School of Medicine:

Project Advisor/Supervisor/Committee Chair

Awarded 4/02 Highly Active Antiretroviral Therapy (HAART) and Decreased Aerobic

Capacity in HIV. Doctoral Dissertation of William Todd Cade, University of

Maryland, Baltimore, Graduate School, Program in Physical Rehabilitation

Science: Dissertation Advisor/ Supervisor / Committee Chair

Awarded 4/03 Scapular Function During Selected Activities of Daily Living in Manual

Wheelchair Users. Doctoral Dissertation of Margaret A. Finley, University of

Maryland, Baltimore. Dissertation Committee Member/ Dean’s Representative

Awarded 4/04 Central Motor Excitability with Unilateral Dominant, Unilateral Nondominant

and Bilateral Movement Tasks in Left and Right Handed Adults. Doctoral

Dissertation of Sandra McCombe Waller: Statistical Consultant/Committee

Member/Dean’s Representative

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Awarded 4/15 Left Ventricular Function Before and After Aerobic Exercise Training in

Women Who Have Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension. Dissertation

Advisor/ Supervisor / Committee Chair. Dissertation Committee of

Joshua Woolstenhulme

Awarded 12/16 Characterization of Fatigue and Cardiorespiratory Function in People with

Chronic Motor-incomplete Spinal Cord Injury. Dissertation Committee

Member. Dissertataion of Jared Gollie

Awarded 4/17 Variability in Ventilation in People with Motor Incomplete Spinal Cord Injury.

Dissertation Committee Member. Dissertation of Gino Panza

Current Ph.D. Advisees/Committee Chair

Monira Aldhahi, Rehabilitation Science, George Mason University

Baian Baattai, Rehabilitation Science, George Mason University

Alison Lichy, Rehabilitation Science, George Mason University

Donal Murry, Rehabilitation Science, George Mason University.

Emily Tinsley, Rehabilitation Science, George Mason University (inactive)

Zoe Williams, Rehabilitation Science, George Mason University

Liana Wooten, Rehabilitation Science, George Mason University

Post Graduate Mentoring

Joshua Wolstenhulme, D.P.T. Research Fellow, Department of Rehabilitation

Medicine, Mark O. Hatfield Clinical Research Center, National Institutes of

Health: Also PhD Student in Rehabilitation Science, George mason University:

Primary Mentor for NIH fellowship and PhD Advisor

Bart Drinkard, M.S., M.P.T, Associate Investigator, Coordinator Exercise and

Metabolism Laboratory, Department of Rehabilitation Medicine, Mark O.

Hatfield Clinical Research Center, National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, MD.:

Mentor/Collaborator

Lisa M.K. Chin, PhD, Henry Jackson Post-doctoral Research Fellow, National

Institutes of Health: Primary Mentor/Collaborator

Jeffery Herrick, PhD, Assistant Professor (tenure track) Department of

Rehabilitation Science, College of Health and Human Services, George mason

University: Faculty Mentor

Grant and Contract Support

1987- 1992 Co-investigator: Studies on Left Ventricular Dysfunction (SOLVD): Exercise

Substudy. NIH/NHLBI Grant # NO1HC555008. A substudy of a five-year

$50,000,000 nationwide, multicenter grant funding an investigation of an

angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitor in the treatment and prevention of

congestive heart failure in patients with left ventricular dysfunction. (Solved

Exercise Study Group)

1987 Principal Investigator: Coronary Perfusion and Ischemic Responses During Arm

Ergometer and Treadmill Testing. Butterworth In-House Research Grant. Direct

Amount $6,500.

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1990-1994 Principal Investigator: Carl H. Moberg Cardiovascular Physiology Research and

Education Grant. Funding of all research, capital equipment, and staff since 1990.

Items supported include computer, bioelectrical impedance cardiography

equipment, staffing for projects, supplies, travel and manuscript preparation fees.

Other non-proprietary equipment was also procured through this grant. Balance

held in Butterworth Foundation Restricted Fund 33472-3303000.

Average Amount Available for Direct Costs $150,150 ongoing

1994-1997 Coinvestigator: Wheelchair Propulsion and Effects of Exercise

Intervention on Prevention of Long term Overuse Injuries.

Veterans Affairs Merit Review Grant. Direct Amount $293,000

over three years. (PI: Mary Rodgers, Ph.D.)

1997-1998 Principal Investigator: Evaluation of Aerobic Status in Females

with SLE. University of Maryland School of Medicine Intramural

Grant for $14, 610 for one year.

1998-2001 Coinvestigator: Wheelchair Performance Measures for Young, Middle-Aged, and

Elderly Manual Wheelchair Users. VA Merit Review Grant for $393,100 over 3

years. (P.I. Mary Rodgers, Ph.D.)

2001-2003 Principal Investigator: R03HD39775 Disability and Aerobic Capacity in SLE.

NIH/NICHD/NCMRR. Annual Direct $50,000; Total Direct $100,000 over 2

years.

2002- 2007 Trainee Mentor: (P.I. Mary M. Rodgers). 1T32 HD041899 Training Grant in

Rehabilitation Science. NICHD/NCMRR Year one Direct Cost Requested

$97,649; Total Direct $713, 847.

2005 – 2007 Coinvestigator (Center Director Richard Macko) Center of Excellence Grant:

Task Oriented Exercise and Robotics in Neurological Disease. Aerobic Exercise

Conditioning Project. (P.I. Richard Macko) Veterans Affairs Research and

Development Total Direct $4,153,100 total for five years

2004- 2007 Core Director: Exercise and Applied Physiology Core, General Clinical

Research. Center(P.I. Reese, Albert, Dean SOM; GCRC Director Carol Tacket)

NIH/NCRR.

2007 Co-Principal Investigator: DOD. Complement Activation after Exercise: Markers

of Prolonged Myalgia-Arthralgia-Fatigue Syndromes Post Vaccines and in

Systemic Lupus Erythematosus in Remission. Projected Start 3-07; Total Direct

79,170. Award not accepted due to move to George Mason University

2007 – 2007 Lead Associate Investigator: NIH Contract. (P.I. Leighton Chan) Initial Clinical

Research Studies of Persons with Pulmonary Hypertension. Project Start 06-18-

07, Project End 08-17-07. Total Direct $3240

2009-2013 Principal Investigator: Contract NIH/WRAMC/USUHS: “Effects of Treadmill

Exercise Training on Aerobic Capacity, Fatigue and Physical Activity Tolerance

in Warriors and Civilians with Mild to Moderate TBI”. Total Direct: $301,154.

Current

2007 – 2015 Principal Investigator (adjunct with Leighton Chan, intramural-PI): 1 Z01

CL060068-02 CC. The NIH Exercise Therapy for Advanced Lung Disease Trials:

Response and Adaptation to Aerobic Exercise in Patients with Pulmonary

Hypertension: Initial Studies for Establishing Guidelines. Also adjunct PI on

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“Pilot Study Characterizing Aerobic Exercise in Women with Systemic Lupus

Erythematosus”. Pilot Study Characterizing Aerobic Exercise in Women with Systemic

Lupus Erythematosus. Current level of support: 32% effort. Source: NIH intramural

research funds (A.A.I. Leighton Chan). Inter-agency Personnel Assignment (IPA)

Act agreement.

2015-2016 Site Principal Investigator: W81XWH-14-1-0613, HRPO Log Number A-

18535.3c. Defining Meaningful Change and Thresholds. Department of Defense,

Subaward with University of Miami, Total Direct $80,000. Salary support 05%.

2016 – Present Principal Investigator: Fatigability and Cardiorespiratory Fitness in Adolescents

and Young Women with Systemic Lupus Erythematosus. PNC Foundation/Trust.

Total Direct $50,000.

Publications

Refereed Journal Articles

1. Keyser, R.E., Andres, F.F., Wojta D.A., Gullett, S.L. Variations in Cardiovascular Response

Accompanying Differences in Arm-Cranking Rate. Archives of Physical Medicine and

Rehabilitation 69:9441-145, 1988

2. Keyser, R.E., Andres, F.F. , Warkentin, D., Greninger, L.O., Morse, D.E.. Test Sensitivity

and Hemodynamic Responses Associated with Exercise Test Protocols in Patients with Coronary

Artery Disease: Treadmill Testing and Arm-Cranking Speed. Journal of Cardiopulmonary

Rehabilitation 9:145-154, 1989

3. Keyser, R.E., D. Mor, F.F. Andres. Cardiovascular Responses and Anaerobic Threshold

for Bicycle and Arm-Ergometer Exercise. Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation

70:687-691, 1989

4. Keyser, R.E., Leutholtz, B.C., Wendt, V.E. Impedance Cardiographic Indices of the

Cardiac Inotropic State During Exercise in Men with Coronary Artery Disease. Journal of

Applied Cardiology 4 (6): 541-548, 1989

5. Keyser, R.E, Leutholtz, B.C., Moberg, C.H., Wendt, V.E. Adaptation of Asymptomatic

Patients with Coronary Heart Disease to an Intense Training Stimulus. Journal of

Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation 11:378-385, 1991

6. Keyser, R.E, DeLaFuente, K., McGee, J.. Effects of Arm and Leg Cycle, Cross

Training on Anaerobic Threshold and Heart Rate in Patients with Coronary Heart Disease.

Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 74:276-280, 1993

7. Leutholtz, B.C., Keyser, R.E, Heusner, W.W., Wendt, V.E., Rosen, L. Exercise

Training and Severe Caloric Restriction: Effect on Lean Body Mass in the Obese.

Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 76:65-70, 1995

8. Peterlin, M.F., Keyser, R.E, Andres, F.F., Sherman, G.. Nonprescription Chlorpheniramine

Maleate and Submaximal Exercise Responses. Archives of Physical Medicine and

Rehabilitation 79: 827-831, 1998.

9. Spate T.D., R.E. Keyser. Effects of Exercise Intensity on the High Density

Lipoprotein Profile. Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 1999; 691-695

10. Keyser, R.E. Rodgers, M.M., Gardner, E.R., Russell, P.J. Oxygen Uptake During Maximum

Graded Exercise Tests and Single Stage Fatigue Tests of Wheelchair Propulsion in Manual

Wheelchair Users and the Able-Bodied. Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 1999;

80:1288-1292

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11. Rodgers MM, Keyser, RE, Gardner ER, Russell PJ, Gorman PH: Influence of Trunk Flexion

on Biomechanics of Wheelchair Propulsion. Rehabilitation Research and Development. 2000;

37:283-295

12. Keyser RE, Rodgers MM, Gardner ER. Reliability of Cardiorespiratory Measurements

During Wheelchair Ergometry. Journal of Rehabilitation Research and Development 2001; Jul-

Aug;38(4):423-30.

13. Keyser, RE, Peralta L, Cade WT, Miller S, Anixt J. Functional Aerobic Impairment in

Adolescents Seropositive for HIV: A Quasi-Experimental Analysis. Archives of Physical

Medicine and Rehabilitation, 2000; 81:1479-1484.

14. Rodgers MM, Keyser RE, Gardner ER, Gorman PH, Russell PJ. Influence of Training on

Biomechanics of Wheelchair Propulsion. Journal of Rehabilitation Research and Development

2001 Sep-Oct; 38(5): 505-11.

15. Finley MA, Rodgers, MM, Rasch, EK, Keyser, RE, McQuade, KJ. Reliability of

Biomechanical Variables During Wheelchair Ergometry. Journal of Research Rehabilitation

Research and Development, 39(1), Jan/Feb, 2002

16. Finley MA, Rodgers MM, Keyser RE. Impact of Physical Exercise on Controlling

Secondary Conditions Associated with Spinal Cord Injury. Neurology Report ,26 (1), 2002, 21-

31.

17. Rodgers, MM, McQuade, KJ, Rasch, EK, Keyser, RE, Finley, MA. Upper Extremity

Fatigue Related to Joint Power Shifts in Experienced Wheelchair Users and Non-wheelchair

Users. Journal of Rehabilitation Research and Development 2003; 40 (1): 27-38.

18. Keyser RE, Flores RH, Cade WT, Kalappa N, Rus V, Handwerger BS. Evidence for Aerobic

Insufficiency in Women with Systemic Lupus Erythematosus. Arthritis and Rheumatism

(Arthritis Care and Research) 2003; 49 (1): 16-22.

19. Cade WT, Peralta L, Keyser RE. Aerobic Capacity in Late Adolescents with HIV versus

Controls Pediatric Rehabilitation 5 (3), 2002, 161-169

20. Cade, W.T., Fantri, L.E., Nabar, S.R., Keyser, R.E. Decreased Peak Arteriovenous Oxygen

Difference During Treadmill Exercise in Individuals Infected with HIV. Archives of Physical

Medicine and Rehabilitation 2003 Nov 84(11): 1595-1603

21. Keyser, R.E, Rasch, E.K. Finley, M.A., Rodgers, M.M. Effects of a Twelve-Week Home

Exercise Program for Manual Wheelchair Users. Journal of Rehabilitation Research and

Development 2003; 40 (6): 501-510

22. Cade, W.T., Fantri, L.E., Nabar, S.R., Shaw, D.K., Keyser, R.E. Decreased Peak

Arteriovenous Oxygen Difference is Associated with Highly Active Antiretroviral Therapy

(HAART) in Individuals Infected with HIV. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise

2003 Jul 35(7): 1108-1117

23. Cade, W.T., Fantri, L.E., Nabar, S.R., Shaw, D.K., Keyser, R.E. Impaired Oxygen On-

Kinetics in Persons with Human Immunodeficiency Virus is Not Due to Highly Active

Retroviral Therapy. Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. 2003 Dec 84(12): 1831-

1838

24. Cade, W.T., Nabar, S.R., Keyser, R.E. Reproducibility of the Exponential Rise Technique

of CO(2) Rebreathing for Measuring P(v)CO(2) and C(v)CO(2 )to Non-invasively Estimate

Cardiac Output During Incremental, Maximal Treadmill Exercise. European Journal of Applied

Physiology. 2004 May; 91:669-76. Epub 2003 Dec 03.

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25. Cade, W.T., Peralta L., Keyser, R.E. Aerobic Exercise Dysfunction in Human

Immunodeficiency Virus: A Potential Link to Physical Disability. Physical Therapy. 2004

Jul;84(7):655-64.

26. Finley, MA, Keyser, RE, Rasch, EK, Rodgers, MM. The Biomechanics of Wheelchair

Propulsion in Individuals with Upper Extremity Impairment. Journal of Rehabilitation Research

and Development, 41(3b), June, 2004, pp 385-394.

27. Keyser RE. (invited) Peripheral Fatigue: High Energy Phosphates and Hydrogen Ions.

Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. 2010; 2:347-358.

28. Drinkard BE, Keyser RE, Paul SM, Arena R, Plehn J, Yanovski JA, Di Prospero NA.

Aerobic Capacity and Idebenone Therapy in Children and Adolescents with Friedreich’s Ataxia.

Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 2010;91:1044-50.

29. Keyser RE, Russ V, Kikdashi JA, Handwerger BS. Exploratory Study on Oxygen Uptake

On-kinetics During Treadmill Walking in Women with Systemic Lupus Erythematosus.

Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 2010;91:1402-9.

30. Chan LE, Chin LMK, Kennedy M, Wolstenhulme J, Nathan S, Weinstein AA, Connors G,

Weir N, Drinkard B, Lamberti J & Keyser RE (2012). Benefits of intensive treadmill exercise

training on cardiorespiratory function and quality of life in patients with pulmonary

hypertension. CHEST 2013; 143(2):333–34331.

31. Weinstein AA, Chin LMK, Keyser RE, Kennedy M, Nathan SD, Woolstenhlme JG, Connors

G, Chan L. Effect of aerobic exercise training on fatigue and physical activity in patients with

pulmonary hypertension. Respiratory Medicine 2013; 107:778-784.

32. Keyser RE, Woolstenhulme JG, Chin LMK, Nathan SD, Weir, NA, Connors G, Drinkard B,

Lamberti J, Chan LE. Cardiorespiratory Function Before and After Aerobic Exercise Training in

Patients with Interstitial Lung Disease. Journal of Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation and

Prevention 2015: 35:47-55.

33. Chin LMK, Chan LE, Woolstenhulme JG, Christensen EJ, Shenouda, Keyser RE. Improved

cardiorespiratory fitness following aerobic exercise training in individuals with traumatic brain

injury. Journal of Head Trauma 2015;30(6):382-90.

34. Chin LMK, Keyser RE, Dsurney J, Chan LE. Improved cognitive performance following aerobic

exercise training in people with traumatic brain injury. Archives of Physical Medicine and

Rehabilitation 2015 Apr;96(4):754-9

35. Keyser RE, Christensen E J, Chin LMK, Woolstenhulme JG, Drinkard B, Quinne A,

Connors G, Weir NA, Nathan Sd, Chan LE. Changes in fatigability following intense aerobic

exercise training in patients with interstitial lung disease. Respiratory Medicine 2015

Apr;109(4):517-25

36. Weinstein A, Chin LMK, Collins J, Goel D, Keyser RE, Chan LE. Effect of Aerobic

Exercise Training on Mood in People with Traumatic Brain Injury: A Pilot Study. J Head

Trauma Rehabilitation. J Head Trauma Rehabil. 2017;32(3):E49-E56.

37. Gollie JM, Herrick JE, Keyser RE, Chin LMK, Collins JP, Shields RK, Panza JS, Guccione

AA. Fatigability, oxygen uptake kinetics and muscle deoxygenation in incomplete spinal cord

injury during treadmill walking. 2017; Eur J Appl Physiol (ahead of print): DOI 10.1007/s00

421-017-3685-y

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Manuscripts in Review

1. Woolstenhulme JG, Guccione AA, Herrick JE, Collins JP, Nathan SD, Chan LE, and Keyser

RE. Left Ventricular Function Before and After Aerobic Exercise Training in Women With

Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension. J Cardiopul Rehabil Prev, Response to review.

2. Chin LMK, Chan LE, Drinkard B, and Keyser RE. Oxygen Uptake On-Kinetics Before and

After Aerobic Exercise Training in Individuals with Traumatic Brain Injury. Disability and

Rehabilitation. In Review

Manuscripts in Preparation

1. Wooten LC, Collins JP, Hasni S, Mikdashi JA, Munday M, and Keyser RE. Performance

Fatigability in Women with Systemic Lupus Erythematosus. Revise and Resubmit.

2. Wooten LC, Aldhahi M, and Keyser RE. Effect of etiologically mediated cardiorespiratory

dysfunction on resistance to fatigue (endurance) in women with SLE. Manuscript in preparation

for submission.

3. Aldhahi M, Wooten LC, and Keyser RE. Influence of breathing patterns on exercise capacity

in patients with systemic lupus erythematosus. Manuscript in preparation for submission.

4. Chin LMK, Chan LE, and Keyser RE. Comparison of inspiratory and expiratory breathing

patterns in patients with advanced lung diseases: primary pulmonary hypertension, associative

pulmonary hypertension, interstitial lung disease. In preparation for submission.

5. Keyser RE, Williams Z, Chin LMK, Woolstenhulme JG, and Chan LE. Work Rate/VO2

slope, muscle oxygenation, and performance fatigability in patients with pulmonary arterial

hypertension. In preparation for submission.

Book Chapters

Keyser, RE, Chan LE, Woolstenhulme J, Kennedy M, Drinkard B,. Pulmonary Rehabilitation.

In Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 4th Edition. Ed Braddom RL. 2011 Saunders: ISBN:

978-1-4377-0884-4

Peer Reviewed Abstracts Published in Journals and Proceedings

1. Gullett, S.L., R.E. Keyser, D.G. O'Connell, and FF Andres. Changes in HR, RPE, and

Running Speed During a Marathon. Proceedings of the Ohio Alliance of Health, Physical

Education, Recreations and Dance, December, 1984

2. Keyser, R.E., D.A. Wojta, F.F. Andres, and S.L. Gullett. Central and Peripheral

Responses to Varied Arm Speeds at Constant Work Loads. Proceedings of the Midwest Chapter

of American College of Sports Medicine, February, 1985.

3. Spyropoulos, P.G., R.E. Keyser, L.O. Greninger, and F.F. Andres. Cardiovascular Responses

to Isokinetic Exercise. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise 12 (2) S50, 1986.

4. Sawicki, A.E., R.E. Keyser, D. Mor, F.F. Andres, and L.O. Greninger. Effects of Selected

Exercise Modalities on Respiratory Economy. Proceedings of the Midwest Chapter of American

College of Sports Medicine, February, 1986.

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5. Greninger, L.O., R.E, Keyser, P.G. Spyropoulos, F.F., Andres, and C.W. Armstrong.

Hypotensive Responses Following Maximal Isokinetic Exercise. Medicine and Science in Sports

and Exercise 18 (2) S68, 1986.

6. Keyser, R.E., F.F. Andres, L.O. Greninger, D., Warkentin, and D.E. Morse.

Cardiovascular Responses to Differences in Arm-Cranking Rate in Patients with Ischemic Heart

Disease. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise 18 (2) S68, 1986.

7. Keyser, R.E., D. Mor, and F.F. Andres. Cardiovascular Stress at the Anaerobic

Threshold for Arm and Leg Exercises. Proceedings of the Midwest Chapter of

American College of Sports Medicine, February, 1987.

8. Keyser, R.E., D. Warkentin, and F.F. Andres, Arm-Ergometer Sensitivity in Patients

with Chronic Stable Angina. Proceedings of the Midwest Chapter of American

College of Sports Medicine, February, 1987.

9. Keyser, R.E., S.A. Blair and B.C. Leutholtz. High Intensity Aerobic Circuit, Cardiac

Rehabilitation Conditioning. Proceedings of the Midwest Chapter of American College of

Sports Medicine, February, 1988

10. Leutholtz, B.C., B. Curry, M.L. Overway and R.E. Keyser. Inotropic Responses in

Quadriplegics Exercising with Pedal Ergometer Functional Electrical Stimulation. Proceedings

of the Midwest Chapter of American College of Sports Medicine, February, 1989.

11. Boucher, C.R., R.E. Keyser, and B. Curry. Peak Oxygen Consumption Before and After an

Exercise Conditioning Program in Women and Men with Coronary Artery Disease. Proceedings

of the Midwest Chapter of American College of Sports Medicine, February, 1989.

12. Keyser, R.E., B.C. Leutholtz, K.A., Hain and S.A. Blair. Cardiac Function During

Maximal Arm and Leg Exercise. Proceedings of the Midwest Chapter of American College of

Sports Medicine, February, 1989.

13. Keyser, R.E., and B.C. Leutholtz, Cardiovascular Response to Pedaling Rate Versus

Work Rate Increments. Journal of Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation 9 (10): 419, 1989.

14. Schepers, C., and R.E. Keyser. The Cardiovascular Response to Exercise Following

Stroke. Proceedings of the Midwest Chapter of American College of Sports Medicine, February,

1990.

15. Leutholtz, B.C., and R.E. Keyser. Computational Versus Measured Peak VO2 on the

RAMP Protocol. Proceedings of the Midwest Chapter of American College of

Sports Medicine, February, 1990.

16. Blair, S.A., and R.E. Keyser. The Effects of Exercise on Mild Hypertension.

Proceedings of the Midwest Chapter of American College of Sports Medicine, February, 1990.

17. Keyser, R.E., J. Lehman, and C.H. Moberg. Echocardiographic Assessment of Left

Ventricular Function During Arm and Leg Exercises. Journal of Cardiopulmonary

Rehabilitation 10:360, 1990.

18. Keyser, R.E. and B.C. Leutholtz. Moderately Intense Multi- Mode Exercise Does Not Alter

Anaerobic Threshold in Patients with CAD. Proceedings of the Midwest Chapter of the

American College of Sports Medicine, February, 1991.

19. Leutholtz, B.C., and R.E. Keyser, Estimation of Target Heart Rates in the Obese.

Journal of Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation 11:305, 1991.

20. Leutholtz, B.C., and R.E. Keyser, : Body Mass Changes at a Constant Training Volume

with High and Low Intensities. Journal of Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation 11:313, 1991.

21. Leutholtz, B.C., R.E. Keyser, W. Heusner, L. Rosen, and V.E. Wendt. Effects of

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Exercise Intensity and Severe Caloric Restriction on Body Composition in the Obese.

Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise 24:430, 1992.

22. Keyser, R.E., and C.H. Moberg. Effect of Pedaling Rate on Cardiovascular Function in

Men with Coronary Heart Disease. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise 4:677,

1992.

23. Leutholtz, B.C., and R.E. Keyser. Exercise Prescription and Training Responses in the

Obese Adult Following a 12-Week Supplemented Fasting Regimen. Journal of

Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation 12:344. 1992.

24. Peterlin, M.F., R.E. Keyser, M. Mott, F.F. Andres, C.H. Moberg, and G. Sherman.

Exercise and Chlorpheniramine Maleate. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise

25:375, 1993.

25. Spate, T.L., and R.E. Keyser. Effects of Exercise Intensity on HDL Profile. Journal of

Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation 13:340, 1993.

26. Macko RF, Katzel LI, McDonald B, silver KH, Keyser RE, Smith GV, Anderson PA,

Gorman P Goldberg AC. Graded Treadmill Performance in Hemiparetic Stroke Patients.

Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 76:333, 1995

27. Macko RF, Dengel D, DeSouza CA, McDonald B, Silver KH, Keyser RE, Smith GV,

Anderson PA, Gorman PH, and Goldberg AP. Diminished Physiological Reserve in Hemiparetic

Stroke Patients. Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 76:333-334, 1995

28. Macko RF, DeSouza CA, Dengel D, McDonald B, Katzel LI, Silver KH, Keyser RE,

Gorman P, Goldberg AC. Aerobic Impairment in the Hemiparetic Stroke Population. Journal of

Gerontology, 1995

29. Rodgers MM, Gorman PH, Russell PJ, and Keyser RE. Kinematic and Kinetic Effects of

Training in Wheelchair Users. (Newsletter of the APTA Research Section) 1997

30. Russell PJ, Keyser RE, Rodgers MM, Gorman PH. Estimation of Body Fat by Skinfold

Measurement in Wheelchair Users. (Newsletter of the APTA Research Section) 1997.

31. Keyser RE, McCombe-Waller S, McCuen J, Stairs K, and Porter NC. Aerobic Dysfunction

following Gallain-Bare Syndrome. Journal of Physical Therapy (Newsletter of the APTA

Research Section) 1997

32. Keyser, RE, Flores RH. Aerobic Capacity in Females with SLE. Medicine and Science in

Sports and Exercise, April (Suppl), 1997.

33. Keyser RE, Rodgers MM, Russell PJ, and Gorman PH. Cardiorespiratory Responses to

Graded exercise Tests and Sustained Submaximal Exercise on the Wheelchair Ergometer.

(Newsletter of the APTA Section on Research) 1997

34. Rodgers MM, Keyser RE, Gardner ER, Russell PJ, Parker JA, Gorman PH: Influence of

propulsion style on injury potential in wheelchair users. Proceedings of The Third North

American Congress on Biomechanics, August 1998, 73-74.

35. Rodgers MM, Gardner ER, Russell PJ, Keyser RE, Gorman PH, Parker JA: Fatigue-

induced changes in biomechanics and muscular activity during manual wheelchair propulsion.

Proceeding ISEK XII98. Twelfth Congress, June 1998, 320-321.

36. Keyser, R.E., Peterlin, M.F., Andres, F.F. Reliability of ZCG function indices. Medicine and

Science in Sports and Exercise, April (Suppl), 1998

37. Keyser, R.E., Flores, R.H. Cardiorespiratory Dysfunction and Fatigue Severity in Systemic

Lupus Erythematosus. (Newsletter of the APTA Research Section) 1998

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38. Keyser, R.E., Waller, S.A. Diminished Physiological Reserve Following Gallain-Bare

Syndrome: A Preliminary Study. Proceedings of the APTA Combined Sections Meeting) 1998

39. Rodgers, M.M., Russell P.J., Keyser, R.E., Gardner, E.R., Parker, J.A., Gorman P.H.

Training Effects on Muscle Activity During wheelchair Propulsion in Wheelchair Users.

(Newsletter of the APTA Research Section) 1998.

40. Rodgers, M.M., Russell, P.J., Keyser, RE., Parker, J.A., Gorman P.H. Effects of Training

on Joint Handrim Kinetics in Wheelchair Users. Newsletter of the APTA Section on Research

1998

41. Cade WT, Peralta L, Keyser RE. Fatigue Severity Score and Index of Functional Aerobic

Impairment are Not Related in Adolescents Seropositive for HIV. Journal of Human Virology

1999; 2: 219.

42. Gardner ER, Rodgers MM, Keyser RE: Measurement reliability of handrim kinetics and

temporal characteristics during wheelchair ergometry. Neurology Report 23(5): 194, 1999

43. Keyser RE, Gardner ER, Rodgers MM: Reliability of peak VO2 and heart rate

measurements during submaximal wheelchair ergometer propulsion. APTA Section on Research

Newsletter 31(3), 1999

44. Gardner ER, Keyser RE, Rodgers MM: Shifts in shoulder joint power during wheelchair

propulsion in manual wheelchair users. Topics in Spinal Cord Injury Rehabilitation

6(Supplement):211, 2000

45. Rodgers MM, Keyser RE, Gardner ER, Russell PJ, Gorman PH: Effects of propulsion style

and training on biomechanical and physiologic indices of wheelchair propulsion performance.

Biomedical Aspects of Manual Wheelchair Propulsion: The State of the Art II. Eds: LHV van

der Woude, MTE Hopman, CH van Kemenade. IOS Press, Amsterdam, Volume 5:220-222,

1999

46. Keyser RE, V Russ, Cade T, Kalappa N, Flores RH, Handwerger, BS. Diminished aerobic

capacity is a mechanism of fatigue in women with systemic lupus erythematosus. Proceedings of

the American College of Rheumatology Annual Meeting, San Francisco CA, October 2001.

47. Finley MA, Rodgers MM, Rasch EK, Keyser RE, Parker JA: Handrim kinetics in manual

wheelchair users with and without upper extremity impairment. Neurology Report 24(5): 184,

2000

48. Keyser RE, Cade WT, Kalappa N, Rus V, Flores RH. Reduced O2-pulse in females with

systemic lupus erythematosus. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise Suppl 2000, 32:617

49. Cade WT, Peralta L, Keyser R.E. Oxygen Pulse In Adolescents Seropositive For HIV

Versus Control During Maximal Exercise Testing. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise,

Suppl. 2000; 32:616.

50. Cade WT, Peralta L, Keyser R.E. Predictability of Vigor and Fatigue T Scores of Profile of

Mood States (POMS) to Functional Aerobic Impairment in Adolescents with HIV Seropositivity

(APTA Section on Research News Letter, Feb, 2000).

52. Keyser RE, Rodgers MM, Rasch EK. Simulated wheelchair propulsion and upper extremity

impairment. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, April, Suppl, 2001

53. Keyser, R.E., Russ, V., Cade, W.T., Kalappa, N., Flores, R.H., Handwerger, B.S.

Diminished aerobic capacity is a mechanism of fatigue in women with mild systemic lupus

erythematosus. Arthritis and Rheumatisim, Suppl 2001

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54. Finley, MA, Keyser, RE, Stanley, R, Rodgers, MM, Upper Extremity Impairment In

Wheelchair Propulsion, Proceedings of the IV World Congress of Biomechanics, Calgary, CA,

Aug, 2002.

55. Keyser, R.E., Nabar, S., Handwerger, B.S. Oxidative Energy Reserves and Fatigue Severity

in Women with Mild SLE. Arthritis and Rheumatism Suppl 2002

56. Keyser, R.E., Nabar, S., Handwerger, B.S. Oxygen On-Kinetics and Endurance in Women

With SLE. Arthritis and Rheumatism Suppl 2002

57. Keyser, R.E., Bujack, D., Nabar, S.R., Mikdashi, J., Handwerger, B.S. Cardiorespiratory

insufficiency in women with lupus and women with fibromyalgia. Medicine and Science in

Sports and Exercise 2003 May (Supplement).

58. Keyser, R.E., Nabar, S. R., Handwerger, B.S. Attenuated Muscle Tissue Oxygen Extraction

in Women with Mild Systemic Lupus Erythematosus. Medicine and Science in Sports and

Exercise, 2004. May Supplement

59. Nabar, S.R., Cade, W.T., Handwerger, B.S., Keyser, R.E. Normalization of DVO2 to a

Mean Response Time is a Robust Indicator of the Oxygen On-Transient in Individuals with

Muscle Oxygen Extraction Limitations. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise,2004,

May Supplement.

60. Keyser, RE, Nabar, SR. Similarity of Ventilatory Quotients in Women with Lupus and

Controls. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise 2005, May Supplement.

61. Woolstenhulme J, Drinkard B, Kennedy M, Keyser RE, Jack Yanovski J. Body Weight as a

Determinant of Exercise Capacity in Overweight Adolescents. Medicine and Science in Sports

and Exercise. May supplement, 2009

62. Drinkard B, Kennedy M, Woolstenhulme J, Paul S, Plehn J, Keyser RE, Diprospero N.

Exercise and Cardiac Function in Children and Adolescents with Friedrich’s Ataxia. Medicine

and Science in Sports and Exercise. May Supplement 2009

63. Chan LE, Kennedy M, Woolstenhulme J, Connors G, Nathan S, Weir N, Chin L, Drinkard

B, Keyser RE. Improved Six-minute Walk Distance and Cardiorespiratory Fitness in Patients

with Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension Following an Intensive Exercise Program. CHEST,

October Supplement, 2011. (Chest 140: 854A)

64. Weinstein, A.A., Keyser, R.E., Kennedy, M., Nathan, S., Connors, G., & Chan, L. (2012).

Fatigue reduction in pulmonary hypertension: A preliminary report on a NIH exercise trial.

Psychosomatic Medicine, 74(3), A25-A26.

65. Chin LMK, Keyser RE, Woolstenhulme J, Kennedy M, Drinkard B, Connors G, Nathan SD

& Chan L. Severity of exercise tolerance and functional aerobic impairment in patients with

pulmonary hypertension. May Supplement ,Med Sci Sports Exerc 44: S424-S425.

66. . Woolstenhulme J, Keyser RE, Drinkard BE, Chin L, Kennedy M, Nathan SD, Connors G &

Chan L (2012). Cardiorespiratory function in patients with interstitial lung disease. May

Supplement Med Sci Sports Exerc 44: S425.

67. Chin LMK, Chan L and Keyser RE. Faster Oxygen Uptake Kinetics with Aerobic Exercise

Training in Individuals with Traumatic Brain Injury. May Suppl Med Sci Sport Exerc.

68. Rounds AK, Woolstenhulme JG, Lydick SE, Weinstein A, Chin LMK, Chan L, Keyser RE.

Relationship Between Physical Activity and 6-Minute Walk Distance in Women with Pulmonary

Arterial Hypertension. May Suppl Med Sci Sports Exerc.

69. Christensen EJ, Puri S, Chin LMK, Woolstenhulme JG, Drinkard B, Chan L, Keyser RE.

Heart Rate Recovery Following Aerobic Exercise Training in Patients with Interstitial Lung

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Disease. May Suppl Med Scie Sports Exerc

70. Woolstenhulme JG, Chin LMK, Chan L, Keyser RE. Peripheral adaptation to vigorous

aerobic exercise in women with pulmonary arterial hypertension. May Suppl Med Sci Sports

Exerc

71. Murray D, Chin LMK, Chan L, Keyser, RE. Functional aerobic impairment in patients with

advance lung disease. 2016 May Suppl Med Sci Sports Exerc

72. Woolsetnhulme JG, Guccione AA, Herrick JE, Collins JP, Chan L, Keyser RE. Changes in

left ventricular function after vigorous aerobic exercise training in women with pulmonary

arterial hypertension. 2016 May Suppl Med Sci Sports Exerc

73. Williams Z, Chin LMK, Chan L, Keyser RE. Exercise training and work economy in patients

with pulmonary hypertension. 2016 May Suppl Med Sci Sports Exerc

74. Wooten LC, Aldhahi M, Keyser RE. Effect of etiologically mediated cardiorespiratory

dysfunction on resistance to fatigue in women with SLE. 2017; April Suppl J Appl Physiol.

75. Murray D, Cowan RE, Groah SL, Ljungberg LH, Rounds AK, Gucione AA, Keyser RE.

VO2 off-kinetics following exhaustive upper body exercise after spinal cord injury. 2017; May

suppl Med Sci Sprots Exerc.

76. Aldhahi M, Wooten LC, Keyser RE. Effect of ventilatory muscle fatigue on

cardiorespiratory endurance in women with SLE. 2017; May suppl Med Sci Sprots Exerc.

77. Baattaiah B, Murray M, Cowan RE, and Keyser RE. Association of Six-Minute Push Test

Distance and Measures of Cardiorespiratory Fitness In Individuals With Spinal Cord Injury.

2017; May suppl Med Sci Sprots Exerc.

78. Gollie J, Chin LMK, Herrick JE, Keyser RE, Guccione AA. Fatgiability and VO2 on-

kinetics in adults with incomplete spinal cord injury. 2017; May suppl Med Sci Sprots Exerc. Pilot Study Characterizing Aerobic Exercise in Women with Systemic Lupus Erythematosus.

79. Williams Z, Chin LMK, Saligan L, Chan L, Keyser RE. Physiological predictors of

fatigability in healthy adults. 2017; May suppl Med Sci Sprots Exerc.

80. Wooten LC, Aldhahi M, Keyser RE. Cardiorespiratory dysfunction and performance

fatigability in women with SLE. 2017; May suppl Med Sci Sprots Exerc.

Presentations

1. (Poster; Presenter S.L. Gullet) Changes in HR, RPE, and Running Speed During a Marathon.

Ohio Alliance of Health, Physical Education, Recreations and Dance Annual Meeting,

December, 1984

2. (Platform: Presenter R.E. Keyser) Central and Peripheral Responses to Varied Arm Speeds at

Constant Work Loads. Midwest Chapter of American College of Sports Medicine Winter

Meeting, February, 1985.

3. (Platform: Presenter A.E. Sawicki) Effects of Selected Exercise Modalities on Respiratory

Economy. Midwest Chapter of American College of Sports Medicine Winter Meeting, February,

1986.

4. (Platform Invited: Presenter R.E. Keyser) What Really Happened to Jim Fixx. Cardiology

Grand Rounds Harper Hospital, Wayne State University, April, 1986

5. (Platform P.G. Spyropolous) Cardiovascular Responses to Isokinetic Exercise. American

College of Sports Medicine Annual Meeting, June, 1986.

6. (Poster: Presenter L.O. Greninger) Hypotensive Responses Following Maximal Isokinetic

Exercise. American College of Sports Medicine Annual Meeting., June 1986.

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7. (Platform: Presenter R.E. Keyser) Cardiovascular Responses to Differences in Arm-Cranking

Rate in Patients with Ischemic Heart Disease. American College of Sports Medicine Annual

Meeting, June, 1986.

8. (Platform: Presenter R.E. Keyser) Cardiovascular Stress at the Anaerobic Threshold for Arm

and Leg Exercises. Midwest Chapter of American College of Sports Medicine Winter Meeting,

February, 1987.

9. (Platform: Presenter R.E. Keyser) Arm-Ergometer Sensitivity in Patients with Chronic Stable

Angina. Proceedings of the Midwest Chapter of American College of Sports Medicine Winter

Meeting, February, 1987.

10. (Platform: Presenter: R.E. Keyser) High Intensity Aerobic Circuit, Cardiac Rehabilitation

Conditioning. Midwest Chapter of American College of Sports Medicine Winter Meeting,

February, 1988.

11. (Platform: Presenter B.C. Leutholtz) Inotropic Responses in Quadriplegics Exercising with

Pedal Ergometer Functional Electrical Stimulation. Midwest Chapter of American College of

Sports Medicine Winter Meeting, February, 1989.

12. (Platform: Presenter C.R. Boucher) Peak Oxygen Consumption Before and After an

Exercise Conditioning Program in Women and Men with Coronary Artery Disease. Midwest

Chapter of American College of Sports Medicine Winter Meeting, February, 1989.

13. (Platform: Presenter R.E. Keyser) Cardiac Function During Maximal Arm and Leg Exercise.

Proceedings of the Midwest Chapter of American College of Sports Medicine, February, 1989.

14. (Platform Invited: Presenter R.E. Keyser) Exercise Prescription in Cardiac Rehabilitation.

Medicine Grand Rounds, Butterworth Hospital, Michigan State University, May, 1989.

15. (Poster: Presenter R.E. Keyser.) Cardiovascular Response to Pedaling Rate Versus Work

Rate Increments. American Association of Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Rehabilitation,

October 1989.

16. (Platform: Presenter C. Schepers). The Cardiovascular Response to Exercise Following

Stroke. Midwest Chapter of American College of Sports Medicine Winter Meeting, February,

1990.

17. (Platform: Presenter B.C. Leutholtz), Computational Versus Measured Peak VO2 on the

RAMP Protocol. Midwest Chapter of American College of Sports Medicine Winter Meeting,

February, 1990.

18. (Platform: S.A. Blair) The Effects of Exercise on Mild Hypertension. Midwest Chapter of

American College of Sports Medicine Winter Meeting, February, 1990.

19. (Platform: Presenter R.E. Keyser) Echocardiographic Assessment of Left Ventricular

Function During Arm and Leg Exercises. American Association of Cardiovascular and

Pulmonary Rehabilitation Annual Meeting, November, 1990.

20. (Platform: Presenter R.E. Keyser) Moderately Intense Multi- Mode Exercise Does Not

Alter Anaerobic Threshold in Patients with CAD. Midwest Chapter of the American College of

Sports Medicine Winter Meeting, February, 1991.

21. (Poster: Presenter B.C. Leutholtz) Estimation of Target Heart Rates in the Obese. American

Association of Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Rehabilitation Annual Meeting, November, 1991.

22. (Platform: Presenter B.C. Leutholtz) Body Mass Changes at a Constant Training Volume

with High and Low Intensities. American Association of Cardiovascular and Pulmonary

Rehabilitation, November, 1991.

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23. (Poster: Presenter B.C. Leutholtz) Effects of Exercise Intensity and Severe Caloric

Restriction on Body Composition in the Obese. American College of Sports Medicine Annual

Meeting, June,1992.

22. (Poster: Presenter R.E. Keyser) Effect of Pedaling Rate on Cardiovascular Function in Men

with Coronary Heart Disease. American College of Sports Medicine Annual Meeting, June,

1992.

24. (Platform: Presenter B.C. Leutholtz) Exercise Prescription and Training Responses in the

Obese Adult Following a 12-Week Supplemented Fasting Regimen. American Association of

Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Rehabilitation Annual Meeting, November, 1992.

25. (Platform: Presenter M.F. Peterlin) Exercise and Chlorpheniramine Maleate. American


26. (Platform: Presenter T.L. Spate) Effects of Exercise Intensity on HDL Profile. American

Association of Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Rehabilitation Annual Meeting, November, 1993.

27. (Platform: Presenter R.F. Macko) Graded Treadmill Performance in Hemiparetic Stroke

Patients. American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine, October, 1995.

28. (Poster: Presenter R.F. Macko) Diminished Physiological Reserve in Hemiparetic Stroke

Patients. American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine, October, 1995

29. (Platform: Presenter R.F. Macko) Aerobic Impairment in the Hemiparetic Stroke Population.

American Gerontological Society, 1995

30. (Poster: Presenter M.M. Rodgers) Kinematic and Kinetic Effects of Training in Wheelchair

Users. Combined Sections Meeting of the American Physical Association, February, 1997.

31. (Poster: Presenter P.J. Russell) Estimation of Body Fat by Skinfold Measurement in

Wheelchair Users. Combined Sections Meeting of the American Physical Therapy Assocaition,

February, 1997.

32. (Poster: Presenter R.E. Keyser) Aerobic Dysfunction following Gallain-Bare Syndrome.

Combined Sections Meeting of the American Physical Therapy Association, February, 1997

33. (Platform: Presenter R.E. Keyser) Aerobic Capacity in Females with SLE. American


34. (Poster: Presenter R.E. Keyser) Cardiorespiratory Dysfunction and Fatigue Severity in

Systemic Lupus Erythematosus. Combined Sections Meeting of the American Physical therapy

Association, February, 1998

35. (Poster: Presenter R.E. Keyser) Diminished Physiological Reserve Following Gallain-Bare

Syndrome: A Preliminary Study. Combined Sections Meeting of the American Physical Therapy

Association, February, 1998

36. (Poster: Presenter M.M. Rodgers) Training Effects on Muscle Activity During wheelchair

Propulsion in Wheelchair Users. Combined Sections Meeting of the American Physical Therapy

Association, February, 1998.

37. (Poster: Presenter M.M. Rodgers) Effects of Training on Joint Handrim Kinetics in

Wheelchair Users. Combined Sections Meeting of the American Physical Therapy Association,

February, 1998

38. (Poster: Presenter R.E. Keyser) Cardiorespiratory Responses to Graded exercise Tests and

Sustained Submaximal Exercise on the Wheelchair Ergometer. Combined Sections Meeting of

the American Physical Therapy Association, February, 1998

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39. (Poster: Presenter R.E. Keyser) Reliability of ZCG function indices. American College of

Sports Medicine Annual Meeting, June 1998.

40. (Platform: Presenter M.M. Rodgers) Fatigue-induced changes in biomechanics and

muscular activity during manual wheelchair propulsion. ISEK XII98. Twelfth Congress, June

1998.

41. (Platform: Presenter M.M. Rodgers) Influence of propulsion style on injury potential in

wheelchair users. The Third North American Congress on Biomechanics, August 1998.

42. (Poster: Presenter W.T. Cade) Fatigue Severity Score and Index of Functional Aerobic

Impairment are Not Related in Adolescents Seropositive for HIV. Society of Human Virology,

February, 1999.

43. (Poster: Presenter E.R. Gardner) Measurement reliability of handrim kinetics and temporal

characteristics during wheelchair ergometry. Combined Sections Meeting of the American

Physical Therapy Association, February,1999

44. (Poster: Presenter R.E. Keyser) Reliability of peak VO2 and heart rate measurements during

submaximal wheelchair ergometer propulsion. Combined Sections Meeting of the American

Physical Therapy Association, February,1999

45. (Poster: Presenter E.R. Gardner) Shifts in shoulder joint power during wheelchair

propulsion in manual wheelchair users. American Physical Therapy Association Neurotherapy

Meeting, May, 2000

46. (Poster: Presenter M.A. Finley) Handrim kinetics in manual wheelchair users with and

without upper extremity impairment. American Physical Therapy Association Neurotherapy

Meeting, May, 2000

47. (Poster: Presenter R.E.Keyser) Reduced O2-pulse in females with systemic lupus

erythematosus. American College of Sports Medicine annual Meeting, June, 2000.

48. (Poster: Presenter W.T.Cade) Oxygen Pulse In Adolescents Seropositive For HIV Versus

Control During Maximal Exercise Testing. American College of Sports Medicine Annual

Meeting, June, 2000.

49. (Poster: Presenter W.T. Cade) Predictability of Vigor and Fatigue T Scores of Profile of

Mood States (POMS) to Functional Aerobic Impairment in Adolescents with HIV Seropositivity

Combined Sections of the American College of Sports Medicine, February, 2000.

50. (Poster: Presenter R.E. Keyser). Simulated wheelchair propulsion and upper extremity

impairment. American College of Sports Medicine, June, 2001

51. (Platform: Presenter: R.E. Keyser) Handwerger, B.S. Diminished aerobic capacity is a

mechanism of fatigue in women with mild systemic lupus erythematosus. American College of

Rheumatology Annual Meeting, October, 2001

52. (Platform: Presenter M.A. Finley) Upper Extremity Impairment In Wheelchair Propulsion.

IV World Congress of Biomechanics, Aug, 2002.

53. (Platform: Presenter R.E. Keyser) Oxidative Energy Reserves and Fatigue Severity in

Women with Mild SLE. American College of Rheumatology Annual Meeting, October, 2002

54. (Poster: R.E. Keyser) Oxygen On-Kinetics and Endurance in Women With SLE. American

College of Rheumatology, October, 2002.

55. (Platform: R.E. Keyser) Cardiorespiratory insufficiency in women with lupus and women

with fibromyalgia. American College of Sports Medicine Annual Meeting, June, 2003

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56. (Poster: Presenter R.E.Keyser) Attenuated Muscle Tissue Oxygen Extraction in Women

with Mild Systemic Lupus Erythematosus. American College of Sports Medicine Annual

Meeting, June 2004.

57. (Platform: Presenter S.R. Nabar) Normalization of DVO2 to a Mean Response Time is a

Robust Indicator of the Oxygen On-Transient in Individuals with Muscle Oxygen Extraction

Limitations. American College of Sports Medicine Annual Meeting, June, 2004.

58. (Poster: Presenter R.E.Keyser) Similarity of Ventilatory Quotients in Women with Lupus

and Controls. American College of Sports Medicine Annual Meeting, June, 2005.

59. (Poster: Presenter J.Woolstenhulme ) Body Weight as a Determinant of Exercise Capacity

in Overweight Adolescents. American College of Sports Medicine Annual Meeting, June, 2009

60. (Poster: Presenter M. Kennedy) Exercise and Cardiac Function in Children and Adolescents

with Friedrich’s Ataxia. American College of Sports Medicine Annual Meeting, June, 2009

61. (Platform Invited: Presenter R.E. Keyser) Cardiorespiratory Insufficiency in Systemic

Lupus Erythematosus: An Orphaned Collagen Vascular Disease. EPS Global Cardiology

Congress, (Chonging, China), April 2011.

62. (Platform: Presenter R.E. Keyser) Improved six-minute walk distance and cardiorespiratory

fitness in patients with pulmonary arterial hypertension following an intensive exercise program.

American College of Chest Physicians Annual Meeting, CHEST 2011, 10.23.2011, Honolulu

63. (Poster: Presenter A. Weinstein) Fatigue reduction in pulmonary hypertension: A preliminary

report on a NIH exercise trial. Psychosomatic Medicine, 74(3), A25-A26.

64. (Poster: Presenter L.M.K. Chin) Severity of exercise tolerance and functional aerobic

impairment in patients with pulmonary hypertension. American College of Sports Medicine

Annual Meeting, San Francisco,2012

65. (Poster J. Woolstenhulme) (2012). Cardiorespiratory function in patients with interstitial

lung disease. American College of Sport Medicine Annual Meeting, San Francisco, 2012

66: (Platform Invited: Presenter R.E. Keyser) Clinical Measures and Exercise Interventions for

Fatigue. National Institutes of Nursing Fatigue and Sleep Methodologies Boot Camp, Bethesda,

MD, July 24, 2012, July 23, 2013

67. (Poster LMK Chin) Faster Oxygen Uptake Kinetics with Aerobic Exercise Training in

Individuals with Traumatic Brain Injury. ACSM Annual Meeting San Diego CA, peer reviewed

68. (Poster AK Rounds) Relationship Between Physical Activity and 6-Minute Walk Distance in

Women with Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension. ACSM Annual Meeting, San Diego, CA, peer

reviewed.

69. (Poster ErJ. Christensen Heart Rate Recovery Following Aerobic Exercise Training in

Patients with Interstitial Lung Disease ACSM Annual Meeting, San Diego, CA peer reviewed.

70. (Poster JG Woolstenhulme) Peripheral adaptation to vigorous aerobic exercise in women

with pulmonary arterial hypertension. ACSM Annual Meeting, San Diego, CA, peer reviewed.

71. (Platform Invited RE Keyser) Aerobic Exercise Training, Exercise Capacity and Health

Related Quality of Life in Patients with Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension: Results of a Small

Clinical Trial. American Heart Association Annual Scientific Sessions, Orlando FL. Invited

72. (Poster D Murray). Functional aerobic impairment in patients with advance lung disease.

2016 ACSM Annual Meeting, Boston,MA, peer reviewed

73. (Poster JG Woolsetnhulme). Changes in left ventricular function after vigorous aerobic

exercise training in women with pulmonary arterial hypertension. 2016 ACSM Annual Meeting,

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Boston,MA, peer reviewed

74. (ZWilliams) Exercise training and work economy in patients with pulmonary hypertension.

2016 ACSM Annual Meeting, Boston,MA, peer reviewed

74. (Wooten LC), Effect of etiologically mediated cardiorespiratory dysfunction on resistance to

fatigue in women with SLE. 2017 Experimental Biology Meeting, Chicago, Il, peer reviewed.

75. (Murray D) VO2 off-kinetics following exhaustive upper body exercise after spinal cord

injury. 2017 ACSM Annual Meeting, Denver, CO, peer reviewed.

76. (Aldhahi M). Effect of ventilatory muscle fatigue on cardiorespiratory endurance in women

with SLE. 2017 ACSM Annual Meeting, Denver, CO, peer reviewed.

77. (Baattaiah B. Association of Six-Minute Push Test Distance and Measures of

Cardiorespiratory Fitness In Individuals With Spinal Cord Injury. 2017 ACSM Annual Meeting,

Denver, CO, peer reviewed.

78. (Gollie J). Fatgiability and VO2 on-kinetics in adults with incomplete spinal cord injury.

2017 ACSM Annual Meeting, Denver, CO, peer reviewed.

79. (Williams Z). Physiological predictors of fatigability in healthy adults. 2017 ACSM Annual

Meeting, Denver, CO, peer reviewed.

80. Wooten LC. Cardiorespiratory dysfunction and performance fatigability in women with

SLE. 2017 ACSM Annual Meeting, Denver, CO, peer reviewed.

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