Exercise-Induced Left Ventricular Remodeling Among Competitive Athletes: A Phasic Phenomenon
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M. Picard | E. Stöhr | R. Shave | A. Hutter | A. Baggish | R. Weiner | Francis Wang | Meagan M. Wasfy | James R. Deluca | Jeffrey Lin | Brant Berkstresser | G. Lewis
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