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Utilizing Three-Dimensional Right Ventricular Free-Wall Strain to Distinguish a Subgroup with Elevated Doppler-Estimated Pulmonary Artery Systolic Pressure in High-Altitude Heart Disease

  • By

  • Li Cui

  • Xiyi Lu

  • Zihan Xu

  • Chunrui Zhou

  • Lei Zhong

  • Qingyi Luo

  • Qinghui Wang

  • July 9, 2026

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Three-dimensional right ventricular free-wall strain for identifying a higher Doppler-estimated PASP subgroup in high-altitude heart disease

  • by Li Cui, Xiyi Lu, Zihan Xu, Chunrui Zhou, Lei Zhong, Qingyi Luo, Qinghui Wang

  • July 9, 2026

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