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Functional Improvement and Regression of Medial Hypertrophy in the Remodeled Pulmonary Artery after Correction of Systemic Left-to-Right Shunt.

Scientific reports - 25 Nov 2016

Hsu Chih-Hsin, Roan Jun-Neng, Chen Jyh-Hong, Lam Chen-Fuh

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The presence of systemic left-to-right shunt and increased pulmonary blood flow can result in right heart failure and pulmonary arteriopathy. Correction of left-to-right shunt has been shown to improve cardiac function and physical performance. However, the cardiopulmonary remodeling processes following cessation of left-to-right shunt have yet to be reported. In this experimental study, excessive pulmonary flow...

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PMID: 27886226
DOI: 10.1038/srep37684
PMCID: PMC5122877

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