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27 January 2014 by Marlene Rabinovitch

Lecture

Pathological Features in Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension

All credit to Marlene Rabinovitch, FPVRI Professor of Pediatrics at Stanford University School of Medicine Stanford- California | United States

presented at the PVRI/ECCPS joint conference and the 7th PVRI Scientific Workshops and Debates, January 27-31st 2014, in Bad Nauheim, Germany.

 

Additional key-words:  pathobiology,tacrolimus,BMPR2,PDGF,elafin

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Marlene Rabinovitch

Professor of Pediatrics

Stanford University

United States

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