Right atrial and ventricular strain detects subclinical changes in right ventricular function in precapillary pulmonary hypertension
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T. Leiner | M. Vonk | M. Post | R. Snijder | R. Nijveldt | H. B. van der Zwaan | G. Sieswerda | A. V. van Dijk | S. el Messaoudi | M. Driessen | A. Hirsch | P. Vart | M. Snoeren | S. van Leuven | J. L. Vos | P. Vart
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