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Inferior vena cava diameter may be misleading in detecting central venous pressure elevation induced by acute pulmonary hypertension

Pierre Bouzat, Guillaume Walther, Thomas Rupp, Patrick Levy, Samuel Vergès

American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine 2014 July 15, 190 (2): 233-5

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