Pacientes cirróticos apresentam resposta hemodinâmica e autonômica preservadas durante e na fase de recuperação pós teste de resistência muscular periférica. Porém, apresentam valores absolutos reduzidos de pressão arterial diastólica e pressão arterial média em comparação ao grupo controle.
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