Surviving competitive athletics with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy
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2021, International Journal of CardiologyCitation Excerpt :Machine learning analytics may finally have a role in the HCM identification [49], and, as following step, may improve the prediction of adverse cardiac events in subjects with HCM [50] developing models predicting SCD. According to these findings, after 25 years Prof. Maron's statement appears prophetic [47] and the perceived risk of sport in HCM is probably overrated [35] warranting prospective studies. In this light, Supplementary Table 2 conveys the authors' vision and summarizes our interpretation of sport recommendations and indications in HCM.
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2020, Primary Care - Clinics in Office PracticeCitation Excerpt :At present, these tests are not uniformly considered a routine aspect of the screening PPE.37 Previous studies did not find that these studies were cost-effective in a population at relatively low risk for cardiac abnormalities and cannot consistently identify athletes at actual risk.81–85 Recently, the sensitivity and specificity of athlete ECG interpretation have been improved if appropriate athlete-specific criteria are used.61
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2015, Clinics in Sports MedicineCitation Excerpt :Of 897 patients with HCM surveyed in one particular study, 63% reported having participated in competitive athletics, often in multiple sports.60 Case reports and case series abound that identify upper echelon athletes competing at extreme levels only to later be diagnosed with HCM.66,67 It therefore stands to reason that unilateral restriction of all patients with HCM from vigorous or competitive activity may be excessive.