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Prognostic Evaluation of Supraventricular Arrhythmias in Athletes,th [1]. Atrial fibrillation is certainly the most common arrhythmia in clinical practice, its prevalence being about 0.2–9% in the adult population, depending on age [2]. However, to date not much is known about the electrophysiologic mechanism of atrial fibrillation, with consequent objective difficulties in defining the vulnerable parameters.

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Thilo Floerkemeier,Henning Windhagen suspected in over 75% of athletes who died suddenly [6,7], In addition, the low sensitivity of clinical tests in detecting such cardiovascular abnormalities may invalidate screening programs for prevention of sport-related fatalities [6,7].

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Computer and Information Sciences III the heart to physical exercise and the latter often deals with the morpho-functional changes in anatomy and physiology with respect to disease conditions both at rest and during exercise. For this reason the clinical cardiologist cannot ignore the wealth of cardiovascular physiology knowledge deriv

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Cognitive Packets in Large Virtual Networksnamic exercise there are changes in muscle length and movements in joints caused by rhythmic muscle contractions which develop little tension. In static exercise there is a relatively large generation of muscle tension caused by contractions with little or no change in muscle length and little or no

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Emiliano Casalicchio,Luca Silvestrien reported by a large number of authors, this presentation will stress that the anatomical and functional peculiarities of a para- or tetraplegic person are so unlike those of an able bodied subject that only very specialised trainers or sports physicians, well aware of those differences, can effec

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4471-4594-3er of studies have described the morphologic features of the hearts of a variety of athletes engaged in different athletic disciplines [1–11]. However, some aspects of athlete’s heart are still topics of scientific interest, such as the physiological limits of morphological changes and the criteria

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Lecture Notes in Computer Science debate, there is general agreement that frequent and or complex VA are an uncommon finding in normal subjects without any apparent structural heart disease. Therefore, some degree of VA very likely represents a marker of a pathological condition requiring accurate diagnostic assessment to determine