Mitral Regurgitation and exercise

I found a thread on this site discussing the relationship between exercise (cardio) and Mitral Regurgitation. Nothing conclusive was out there at the time 2001. I am interested if there has been any studies of patients with MR and exercise routines. I am currently doing a high intensity weight program that is short (12 minutes) and only once a week.
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