The effect of endogenous estrogen on Doppler-estimated right ventricular systolic pressure during exercise.

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Amelia Ciofani

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John T Granton

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Mavra Ahmed

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Susanna Mak

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Vicki N Wang

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Zion Sasson

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10.1139/Y2012-100

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