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Impact of 3-months COVID-19 lockdown on exercise capacity in stable pulmonary arterial hypertension
C. Baratto (Milano, Italy), S. Caravita (Milano, Italy), C. Dewachter (Bruxelles, Belgium), G. Parati (Milano, Italy), J. Vachiéry (Bruxelles, Belgium)
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Virtual Congress 2021 – Pulmonary hypertension in the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond
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Pulmonary hypertension in the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond
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