Heart Disorder: The Disorder All Athletes Should Know About !
"Under normal conditions, the heart conforms to a certain size and thickness. In hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, the heart muscle becomes overgrown and the walls of the heart are abnormally thick." A thickening of the heart's walls can lead to an abnormal heart rhythm that can cause sudden and unexpected death in athletes.
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Pathological data are available from many patients with the syndrome. None of the patients have any structural abnormality.
Despite other authors suggestions, there is no indication that the disease is arrhythmogenic right ventricular dysplasia. Other non-invasive studies like nuclear magnetic resonance of the heart and echocardiography (which are available in the majority of the patients) are normal.
The genetic defects in Brugada syndrome are not related to the loci of right ventricular dysplasia, and none of the families studied is linked to these loci
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Pathological data are available from many patients with the syndrome.
None of the patients have any structural abnormality. Despite other authors suggestions, there is no indication that the disease is arrhythmogenic right ventricular dysplasia.
Other non-invasive studies like nuclear magnetic resonance of the heart and echocardiography (which are available in the majority of the patients) are normal.
The genetic defects in Brugada syndrome are not related to the loci of right ventricular dysplasia, and none of the families studied is linked to these loci.