
Pulmonary vascular collagen content, not cross-linking, contributes to right ventricular pulsatile afterload and overload in early pulmonary hypertension.
/in Arterial Mechanics, Fibrosis, Genetics, Pre-Clinical, RV Function, StressReduced haemodynamic coupling and exercise are associated with vascular stiffening in pulmonary arterial hypertension.
/in Arterial Mechanics, Clinical, Hemodynamics, RV Function, StressEstrogen preserves pulsatile pulmonary arterial hemodynamics in pulmonary arterial hypertension.
/in Arterial Mechanics, Hemodynamics, Pre-Clinical, RV Function, Sex & Maturation, Stress17?-estradiol mediates superior adaptation of right ventricular function to acute strenuous exercise in female rats with severe pulmonary hypertension.
/in Arterial Mechanics, Fibrosis, Hemodynamics, Pre-Clinical, RV Function, Sex & Maturation, StressHeterogeneous mechanics of the mouse pulmonary arterial network.
/in Arterial Mechanics, Hemodynamics, In Silico, Pre-ClinicalMagnetic resonance and computed tomography imaging for the evaluation of pulmonary hypertension.
/in Arterial Mechanics, Clinical, Hemodynamics, RV FunctionNon-invasive measurement using cardiovascular magnetic resonance of changes in pulmonary artery stiffness with exercise.
/in Arterial Mechanics, Clinical, StressValidation of an arterial constitutive model accounting for collagen content and crosslinking.
/in Arterial Mechanics, Fibrosis, Genetics, In Silico, Pre-Clinical, Stress17?-estradiol attenuates conduit pulmonary artery mechanical property changes with pulmonary arterial hypertension.
/in Arterial Mechanics, Fibrosis, Pre-Clinical, Sex & Maturation, StressChesler Lab
Professor Naomi C. Chesler
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