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Metabolic changes in titin cardiomyopathy

21 May 2022 (00:00 - 00:00)
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Congress Presentation Part of: Pathophysiology in chronic heart failure: novel pathways Pathophysiology HFA Premium Access Heart Failure 2022

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Miss Sophie Stroeks

Cardiovascular Research Institute Maastricht (CARIM), Maastricht (Netherlands (The))

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Accelerometry-measured physical activity in heart failure patients: Relationship with established clinical endpoints
Doctor A. Tinggaard (Aarhus, DK)
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Pulse pressure as a predictive factor of long-term clinical outcomes such as heart failure in hypertensive patients with acute myocardial infarction
Doctor A. Ko (Jeju, KR)
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Right ventricular-pulmonary artery uncoupling in advanced HFrEF: an evidence for prevailing role of excessive hemodynamic loading
Doctor V. Melenovsky (Prague, CZ)
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Overlays and discrepancies of load-dependent and load-independent right ventricular systolic function and the potential for functional recovery after load-modifying therapies
Doctor S. Rosch (Mainz, DE)
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Male heart failure with reduced ejection fraction versus female heart failure with preserved ejection fraction: the role of sex-specific responses to common stressors in heart failure development
Doctor L. Meems (Groningen, NL)
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Pathophysiology in chronic heart failure: novel pathways

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Heart Failure 2022

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