Implications of Exercise-Induced Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension
Robin FowlerAndrew MaioranaSue JenkinsKevin R. GainGerry O’DriscollEli Gabbay
Abstract
Elevated pulmonary artery pressure on exercise can be associated with hemodynamic and ventilatory abnormalities typical of PAH, along with impaired exercise capacity and reduced QOL.
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