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“It's very potent, it's short acting, it's a very good identifier of patients who have vasoreactivity—and when you see it, there's no question about it. Within a few breaths of nitric oxide in a responder, you will see the pulmonary artery pressure come down. It's not subtle at all.”
McLaughlin et al. (2009) studied this question.
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