The Journal of Heart and Lung Transplantation
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181: Plasma Galectin 3 Is Increased in Terminal Heart Failure Patients and Is Elevated in Patients Not Surviving Mechanical Circulatory Support

S. Schulte-Eistrup
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M. Morshuis
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B. Bohms
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“…These findings were further confirmed in another study on 151 patients who received a LV assist device [62].…”
Section: Galectin-3 and Device-based Therapysupporting
confidence: 57%

Is galectin-3 a promoter of ventricular dysfunction?

Lupu
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Lupu
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Agoşton-Coldea
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2018
Revista Romana De Medicina De Laborator
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“…These findings were further confirmed in another study on 151 patients who received a LV assist device [62].…”
Section: Galectin-3 and Device-based Therapysupporting
confidence: 57%

Is galectin-3 a promoter of ventricular dysfunction?

Lupu
1
,
Lupu
2
,
Agoşton-Coldea
3
2018
Revista Romana De Medicina De Laborator
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Galectin-3: clinical utility and prognostic value in patients with heart failure

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Diagnostic value of determination of galectin-3 - the new biomarker of the chronic heart failure

Gyamdzhyan
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Арменовна2,
Максимов
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