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2010
DOI: 10.1016/j.ahj.2010.03.036
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Left atrial volume index in highly trained athletes

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“…Pelliccia et al 21 reported that 20% of endurance sport athletes had larger left atrial dimensions compared to sedentary controls. Similarly, D'Andrea et al 47 showed that LA enlargement is relatively common in top-level athletes. GIRAFA study data16 showed that patients with LAF had a larger atrium than the controls.…”
Section: Pathophysiology Of Af and Afl In Endurance Athletesmentioning
confidence: 90%
“…Pelliccia et al 21 reported that 20% of endurance sport athletes had larger left atrial dimensions compared to sedentary controls. Similarly, D'Andrea et al 47 showed that LA enlargement is relatively common in top-level athletes. GIRAFA study data16 showed that patients with LAF had a larger atrium than the controls.…”
Section: Pathophysiology Of Af and Afl In Endurance Athletesmentioning
confidence: 90%
“…For decades, selective ventricular wall mass increase has been assumed in strength-trained athletes, and this hypothesis was supported by several reports,610 while other studies do not to observe this phenomenon 11–16. Moreover, a reference framework should take sport category into account when assessing the cardiac pathology in athletes as high-dynamic high-static (HD-HS) sports seem to represent the upper limits of physiological cardiac adaptation, greater than that caused by other sport categories 3 7 8 17 18…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…En diversas situaciones clínicas, la dilatación y disfunción auricular izquierda están asociadas a una disfunción diastólica del VI a consecuencia de hipertrofia VI y en estos escenarios el riesgo de desarrollar FA y embolia relacionada con ésta, es mucho más elevado 20 . El remodelado AI asociado al deporte de alto rendimiento es consecuencia de una adaptación fisiológica al ejercicio y entrenamiento crónico, y no una consecuencia de presiones de llenado elevadas del VI por disfunción diastólica 21 concordando con un riesgo levemente elevado de desarrollar FA 5 . En nuestro estudio los atletas con dilatación auricular severa mostraron una deformación auricular durante el sístole ventricular (SsAI y SRsAI) similar a los controles, concordante con otros reportes 22 mayor que los pacientes con FA y esto estaría relacionado a una mayor rigidez y fibrosis AI en los pacientes con FA paroxística y permanente 23 .…”
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