Peripheral myopathy in individuals with chronic heart failure may contribute to exercise intolerance and training capacity.The features of this include all but which of the following?

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Peripheral myopathy in individuals with chronic heart failure often involves muscle fatigability, an increase in type II fibers (which are less efficient for endurance and more prone to fatigue than type I fibers), and reduced capillary density (which impairs oxygen and nutrient delivery to muscles). An increase in type I fibers, which are more efficient for endurance, would not be a feature of peripheral myopathy in this context.

Peripheral Myopathy in Individuals with Chronic Heart Failure May Contribute