Scholars@Duke publication: Plasma amino acid concentrations are independently associated with adverse outcomes in heart failure and preserved ejection fraction: prognostic utility of amino acid profiles in HFpEF

Plasma amino acid concentrations are independently associated with adverse outcomes in heart failure and preserved ejection fraction: prognostic utility of amino acid profiles in HFpEF

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Hunter, W; Kelly, JP; McGarrah, RW

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Author Robert W. McGarrah III Medicine, Cardiology

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European Society of Cardiology Congress 2016

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Hunter, W., Kelly, J. P., & McGarrah, R. W. (n.d.). Plasma amino acid concentrations are independently associated with adverse outcomes in heart failure and preserved ejection fraction: prognostic utility of amino acid profiles in HFpEF. Presented at the European Society of Cardiology Congress 2016.

Hunter, W., J. P. Kelly, and R. W. McGarrah. “Plasma amino acid concentrations are independently associated with adverse outcomes in heart failure and preserved ejection fraction: prognostic utility of amino acid profiles in HFpEF,” n.d.

Hunter W, Kelly JP, McGarrah RW. Plasma amino acid concentrations are independently associated with adverse outcomes in heart failure and preserved ejection fraction: prognostic utility of amino acid profiles in HFpEF. In.

Hunter, W., et al. Plasma amino acid concentrations are independently associated with adverse outcomes in heart failure and preserved ejection fraction: prognostic utility of amino acid profiles in HFpEF.

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European Society of Cardiology Congress 2016