Is Height2.7 Appropriate for Indexation of Left Ventricular Mass in Healthy Adolescents? The Importance of Sex Differences
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D. Lawlor | N. Chaturvedi | G. Davey Smith | L. Howe | A. Fraser | Chloe M. Park | Nicolas J. Timpson | H. Taylor | D. L. Ferreira | Alun D. Hughes
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