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Resting pulmonary artery pressure of 21–24 mmHg predicts abnormal exercise haemodynamics
Lau Edmund M.T., Godinas Laurent, Sitbon Olivier, Montani David, Savale Laurent, Jaïs Xavier, Lador Frederic, Gunther Sven, Celermajer David S., Simonneau Gérald, Humbert Marc, Chemla Denis, Herve Philippe
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Eur Respir J 2016; 47:1436-1444
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May
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Pulmonary vascular diseases
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Lau Edmund M.T., Godinas Laurent, Sitbon Olivier, Montani David, Savale Laurent, Jaïs Xavier, Lador Frederic, Gunther Sven, Celermajer David S., Simonneau Gérald, Humbert Marc, Chemla Denis, Herve Philippe. Resting pulmonary artery pressure of 21–24 mmHg predicts abnormal exercise haemodynamics. Eur Respir J 2016; 47:1436-1444
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