ESC 365 - The adverse effects of the respiratory effort on the pulmonary circulation are independent of the ejection fraction and heart failure etiology.

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The adverse effects of the respiratory effort on the pulmonary circulation are independent of the ejection fraction and heart failure etiology.

Session: Chronic heart failure - Pathophysiology

Topic: Pathophysiology

Speaker: Miss N. Markovitch (IL)

Event: ESC Congress 2022

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Chronic heart failure - Pathophysiology

Speakers: Miss N. Markovitch, Professor P. Leszek, Doctor G. Lo Russo, Mr M. Karschnia, Professor Y. Yang

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26 August - 29 August 2022

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