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Impact of preoperative MG below 40 mm Hg and presence of postoperative PM on frequency of a decline in absolute pVO2 of more than 10% between pre-AVR and.

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1 Impact of preoperative MG below 40 mm Hg and presence of postoperative PM on frequency of a decline in absolute pVO2 of more than 10% between pre-AVR and 9 months post-AVR. Impact of preoperative MG below 40 mm Hg and presence of postoperative PM on frequency of a decline in absolute pVO2 of more than 10% between pre-AVR and 9 months post-AVR. AVR, aortic valve replacement; MG, mean gradient; PM, pacemaker; pVO2, peak oxygen consumption. Van Doan Tuyet Le et al. Open Heart 2016;3:e000309 ©2016 by British Cardiovascular Society

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