Source: International Congress 2018 – Pulmonary hypertension: right ventricle function, haemodynamics and exercise
Disease area: Pulmonary vascular diseases



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C. Billings (Sheffield, United Kingdom), R. Lewis (Sheffield, United Kingdom), I. Armstrong (Sheffield, United Kingdom), J. Hurdman (Sheffield, United Kingdom), I. Smith (Sheffield, United Kingdom), M. Austin (Sheffield, United Kingdom), C. Elliot (Sheffield, United Kingdom), A. Charalampopoulos (Sheffield, United Kingdom), I. Sabroe (Sheffield, United Kingdom), A. Lawrie (Sheffield, United Kingdom), R. Thompson (Sheffield, United Kingdom), R. Condliffe (Sheffield, United Kingdom), D. Kiely (Sheffield, United Kingdom). Incremental shuttle walking test distance is reduced in patients with pulmonary hypertension in WHO Functional Class I. 3323

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