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Atrial remodelling associated with sporting discipline, sex and duration in elite sports: a cross-sectional echocardiographic study among Danish elite athletes

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By Robin Christensen, Christian Have Dall, Mikkel Aaroee, Susanne Glasius Tischer
| BMJ Open Sport & Exercise Medicine Verified
Evaluation of training age on atrial remodelling Training age did not affect LA size and function (maxLAVi 0.14 mL/m2 per training year SE: 0.13; p=0.275; minLAVi 0.05 mL/m2 per training year SE: 0.08; p=0.515; LA reservoir strain −0.24% per training year SE: 0.16; p=0.121; LA contraction strain 0.07% per training year SE: 0.07; p=0.266), or ventricular size and function (RVEDAi 0.01 mL/training year SE: 0.04; p=0.717; LVEDVi 0.27 mL/training year SE: 0.22; p=0.214; left ventricular global...
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The motivation for physical activity is a predictor of VO2peak and is a useful parameter when determining the need for cardiac rehabilitation in an elderly cardiac population

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By Nicolai Mikkelsen, Marianne H Frederiksen, Annette Holdgaard, Christian Have Dall
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Loading metrics Open Access Peer-reviewed Research Article Abstract Background Exercise-based cardiac rehabilitation (CR) is an essential contributor to a successful recovery for elderly cardiac patients. The motivation for physical activity is a psychological parameter seldom described in secondary prevention, and it is plausible that motivation contributes to the differential effect of CR.
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