RIGHT VENTRICULAR FDG-PET UPTAKE SUGGESTS A SHIFT TO GLYCOLYTIC METABOLISM IN THE SETTING OF RIGHT VENTRICULAR DYSFUNCTION RELATED TO PULMONARY ARTERIAL HYPERTENSION
The metabolic state of cardiac myocytes is thought to determine how the RV responds to this increased work, with fasting FDG-PET demonstrating an associated switch to glycolytic metabolism.
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| creator | Park, Margaret M Uzunaslan, Didem Chirakarnjanakorn, Srisakul Roach, Emir C Highland, Kristin B Farha, Samar Erzurum, Serpil Thomas, James Jellis, Christine Neumann, Donald DiFilippo, Frank Tang, W.H. Wilson |
| description | The metabolic state of cardiac myocytes is thought to determine how the RV responds to this increased work, with fasting FDG-PET demonstrating an associated switch to glycolytic metabolism. |
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