Biological quality control and core laboratory considerations for CPET in a clinical trial of ralinepag in patients with pulmonary arterial hypertension: ADVANCE CAPACITY

J. Porszasz (Torrance, United States of America), L. Holdstock (Research Triangle Park, United States of America), S. Blonshine (Mason, United States of America), R. Casaburi (Torrance, United States of America), D. Yehle (Research Triangle Park, United States of America), M. Cunningham (Research Triangle Park, United States of America), J. Blonshine (Mason, United States of America), R. Oudiz (Torrance, United States of America), M. Guazzi (Milan, Italy), F. Torres (Dallas, United States of America), R. Benza (Columbus, United States of America), J. Vachiery (Erasme Academic Hospital, Belgium)

Source: Virtual Congress 2021 – Therapy of pulmonary hypertension
Session: Therapy of pulmonary hypertension
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Number: 1931

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