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6 Figure 5. Relationship of Flow and PAP in Normal Patients and those with PH In normal patients and those with scleroderma without PH (Scleroderma NoPH), the mean PA pressure only modestly rises despite a significant increase in flow. In contrast, patients with PAH or with scleroderma and borderline PH (Scleroderma BlnPH) cannot accommodate an increase in flow without a concomitant increase in the mean PA pressure. A mPAP-CO slope of >3.0 can indicate the presence of pulmonary vascular disease. Reprinted with permission Lewis G, et al. Circulation 2013;128:1470-1479.

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