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NT-proBNP can be used to detect right ventricular systolic dysfunction in pulmonary hypertension by Blyth, K. G, Groenning, B. A, Mark, P. B, Martin, T. N, Foster, J. E, Steedman, T, Morton, J. J, Dargie, H. J, Peacock, A. J

“…Right ventricular systolic dysfunction (RVSD) at baseline (pre-treatment) predicts early death in patients with pulmonary hypertension (PH). However, RVSD can…”
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Redefinition of uremic cardiomyopathy by contrast-enhanced cardiac magnetic resonance imaging by Mark, P.B., Johnston, N., Groenning, B.A., Foster, J.E., Blyth, K.G., Martin, T.N., Steedman, T., Dargie, H.J., Jardine, A.G.

“…Patients with end stage renal failure (ESRF) have an increased risk of premature cardiovascular disease. Left ventricular (LV) abnormalities, so called ‘uremic…”
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C110 MESOTHELIOMA AND MALIGNANT PLEURAL DISEASE: FROM BENCH TO BEDSIDE TO COMMUNITY: 'real-Life' Diagnostic Peformance And Subjectivity Of Computed Tomography (ct) Imaging In pleural Malignancy by Tsim, S, Blyth, K G

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Inconsistent results or inconsistent methods? A plea for standardisation of biomarker sampling in mesothelioma studies by Blyth, Kevin G

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Contrast enhanced-cardiovascular magnetic resonance imaging in patients with pulmonary hypertension by Blyth, Kevin G., Groenning, Bjoern A., Martin, Thomas N., Foster, John E., Mark, Patrick B., Dargie, Henry J., Peacock, Andrew J.

“…Aims To determine the presence and extent of delayed contrast enhancement (DCE) in patients with pulmonary hypertension (PHT) using contrast…”
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Redefinition of uremic cardiomyopathy by contrast- enhanced cardiac magnetic resonance imaging. Authors' reply by AOKI, J, HARA, K, JARDINE, A. G, MARK, P. B, JOHNSTON, N, GROENNING, B. A, FOSTER, J. E, BLYTH, K. G, MARTIN, T. N, STEEDMAN, T, DARGIE, H. J

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The right operation for the wrong reason in multi-focal non-small cell lung cancer by Blyth, K.G., Rasul, S., Colquhoun, I.W., Roberts, F., Chalmers, G.W.

“…In a sixty-seven year old female smoker, a right lower lobe mass, intimately related to the mediastinum, was detected on computed tomography (CT) scanning…”
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