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05 January 2014 by Stephan Rosenkranz

Conference talk

Pulmonary Vascular Changes in PH due to Left Heart Disease

All credits to Stephan Rosenkranz, FPVRI, Professor of Medicine at University of Cologne, Cologne | Germany

Presented at 7th Annual Joint Pulmonary Hypertension Assembly, SAPH2014, May 1-3 2014, Muscat, Oman.

 

Additional key-words:  right heart failure,left heart failure,group 2

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Stephan Rosenkranz

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