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Traduzido por:
Jos Kawazoe Lazzoli Este documento foi escrito para o Colgio Americano de Medi-
Editor-Chefe da Revista Brasileira de Medicina do Esporte cina do Esporte por: Dra. Carol L. Otis (coordenadora), Profa.
Primeiro-Secretrio da Sociedade de Medicina Desportiva do Rio de Janeiro Barbara Drinkwater, Dra. Mimi Johnson, Profa. Anne Loucks e
Professor do Depto. de Morfologia e da Disciplina de Medicina do Exerccio e do
Prof. Jack Wilmore.
Esporte, da Universidade Federal Fluminense, Niteri, RJ
Diretor do ERGOCENTER Instituto Petropolitano de Ergometria, Petrpolis, RJ