Sports Cardiology

I Athlete's heart.- The athlete's heart: an overview.- The athlete's heart: a 100-year long discussion.-
1. Electrocardiography in athletes.- Rhythm and conduction abnormalities.- Bradycardia, ventricular pauses and sports.- Repolarization abnormalities.- Effects of intensive physical conditioning on cardiovascular parameters in high level athletes.- Electrocardiograms of endurance athletes.-
2. Echocardiography in athletes.- Echocardiographic evaluation of the heart of athletes: cross-sectional and longitudinal observations.- Left ventricular function in athletes: analysis of relaxation.- Aerobic exercise and cardiac size: an echocardiographic study of Rotterdam marathon runners.- The windsurfer's heart.- An investigation of athlete's heart by chest X-ray, electrocardiography and echocardiography.-
3. Radionuclide scintigraphy in athletes.- Value of radionuclide angiography at rest and during exercise in the assessment of cardiac function in athletes.- Abnormal electrocardiographic exercise test in middle-aged athletes: correlation with exercise myocardial perfusion scintigraphy.- Myocardial scintigraphy and cardiospecific creatine kinase responses in female and male athletes after streneous exercise.-
4. Athlete's bradycardia.- Carotid baroreceptor control of heart rate and physical fitness.- Beta-adrenoceptor changes in exercise and physical training.- II Exercise in healthy subjects.- Primary prevention of coronary heart disease by physical activity.- Exertional risk factors in apparently healthy males: an interim report.- III Exercise in cardiovascular disease.- The role of physical activity in post-infarct patients.- The organization and implementation of a cardiac rehabilitation program in a district general hospital.- Correlates of the effect of physical training in cardiac patients.- Coronary collaterals: protective effects during physical training?.- Follow-up study in 25 asymptomatic sportsmen with Wolff-Parkinson-White pattern.- Sports and