Pathophysiology of Impaired Right and Left Ventricular Function in Chronic Embolic Pulmonary Hypertension
Authors:
- Thomas MenzelTMThomas Menzel
- Stephan WagnerSWStephan Wagner
- Thorsten KrammTKThorsten Kramm
- Susanne Mohr-KahalySMSusanne Mohr-Kahaly
- Eckhard MayerEMEckhard Mayer
- Susanne BraeuningerSBSusanne Braeuninger
- Juergen MeyerJMJuergen Meyer
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