Add to ORKGAthlete\u27s heart is a condition resulting from high intensity exercise over a long period of time. Due to the increased workload of the body, the heart creates pathophysiologic changes to compensate for the increased demand. These changes are similar to those found in the diseased heart of a person with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. It is important to recognize athlete\u27s heart and be able to differentiate between the pathophysiologic changes in athlete\u27s heart and hypertrophic cardiomyopathy
Athletes undergoing intensive training can exhibit cardiac changes that overlap with cardiomyopathy....
In our previous review characteristics of the athlete’s heart were divided into three groups: morpho...
AbstractObjectivesThe present study was undertaken to define physiologic limits of left ventricular ...
Athlete’s heart is typically accompanied by a remodelling of the cardiac chambers induced by exercis...
The study was designed with the main intent to assess and explain the differ-ences between athlete’s...
Intense, sustained physical activity results, over time, in physiological conditioning. In aiming to...
The aim: Studying the features of the structure and function of the heart in athletes and identifyin...
Under the influence of training in the cardiovascular system, there are many changes. These morpholo...
Whether the ventricular hypertrophic response to athletic training can predispose to fatal ventricul...
Importance of the athlete’s heart has been arisen in the last decades. Consequences of the sedentar...
Sudden cardiac death (SCD) in a young person is a rare but tragic occurrence. The impact is widespre...
Intense exercise may cause heart remodeling to compensate increases in blood pressure or volume by i...
Distinguishing between adaptive and maladaptive cardiovascular response to exercise is crucial to pr...
International audienceHigh level of physical training can lead cardiovascular quantitative and quali...
The morphologic concepts of the "athlete heart" have been enhanced and clarified over the last 10 ye...
Athletes undergoing intensive training can exhibit cardiac changes that overlap with cardiomyopathy....
In our previous review characteristics of the athlete’s heart were divided into three groups: morpho...
AbstractObjectivesThe present study was undertaken to define physiologic limits of left ventricular ...
Athlete’s heart is typically accompanied by a remodelling of the cardiac chambers induced by exercis...
The study was designed with the main intent to assess and explain the differ-ences between athlete’s...
Intense, sustained physical activity results, over time, in physiological conditioning. In aiming to...
The aim: Studying the features of the structure and function of the heart in athletes and identifyin...
Under the influence of training in the cardiovascular system, there are many changes. These morpholo...
Whether the ventricular hypertrophic response to athletic training can predispose to fatal ventricul...
Importance of the athlete’s heart has been arisen in the last decades. Consequences of the sedentar...
Sudden cardiac death (SCD) in a young person is a rare but tragic occurrence. The impact is widespre...
Intense exercise may cause heart remodeling to compensate increases in blood pressure or volume by i...
Distinguishing between adaptive and maladaptive cardiovascular response to exercise is crucial to pr...
International audienceHigh level of physical training can lead cardiovascular quantitative and quali...
The morphologic concepts of the "athlete heart" have been enhanced and clarified over the last 10 ye...
Athletes undergoing intensive training can exhibit cardiac changes that overlap with cardiomyopathy....
In our previous review characteristics of the athlete’s heart were divided into three groups: morpho...
AbstractObjectivesThe present study was undertaken to define physiologic limits of left ventricular ...