Aroesty

B. Pieske

Bhatia

Blaustein

Brubaker

Bursi

C. Luers

C. Tschope

D. Westermann

Dehmer

Devereux

Erbel

F. Edelmann

G. Hasenfuss

H. Post

HASENFUSS

Hung

Kitzman

M. Kasner

Owan

P. Steendijk

R. Wachter

S. Schmidt-Schweda

Senni

Sohn

Yamanaka

Zile

English

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Blunted frequency-dependent upregulation of cardiac output is related to impaired relaxation in diastolic heart failure

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