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Fig. 2

From: NOX4 expression and distal arteriolar remodeling correlate with pulmonary hypertension in COPD

Fig. 2

Ventricular dimensions and pulmonary circulation parameters on cMRI. (a) Representative images of cMRI movie showed the main pulmonary artery and ventricle. (a) A main pulmonary artery FIESTA short axis image of non-COPD patients; (b) a main pulmonary artery FIESTA short axis image of COPD patients; (c) a main pulmonary artery vertical position image of non-COPD patients; (d) a main pulmonary artery vertical position image of COPD patients; (e) a left and right ventricle short axis image of non-COPD patients; (f) a left and right ventricle short axis image of COPD patients. (b-e) Correlations between pulmonary artery parameters and pulmonary functions. (b) Correlation between mPAD and FEV1/FVC; (c) correlation between mPAD and FEV1%pred: (d) correlation between RVMED and PO2; (e) correlation between RVMED and PCO2. PA: main pulmonary artery; REMED: right ventricular myocardial mass end diastolic; RV: right ventricle; LV: left ventricle; mPAD%: the main pulmonary artery distensibility; PO2: arterial partial pressure of oxygen; PCO2: partial pressure of carbon dioxide; FEV1/FVC: forced expiratory volume in one second/forced vital capacity; FEV1%pred: forced expiratory volume in one second total predicted value

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