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October 1, 2020The Journal of Sports Medicine and Physical Fitness

Prolonged strenuous exercise frequently elevates hs-cTn levels, potentially signaling early cardiovascular risk.

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Why the study?

Recent studies suggest exercise-induced increases in hs-cTn values may not always be physiological and could represent an early cardiovascular risk marker.

Does strenuous and prolonged exercise cause physiological or pathological increases in high-sensitivity cardiac troponin levels in healthy adults?

Design

Review

Key result

Strenuous prolonged exercise frequently induces increases in high-sensitivity cardiac troponin values, which may sometimes serve as an early cardiovascular risk marker.

Authors

MPMarco Alfonso PerroneCPClaudio PassinoCVCristina Vassalle

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Overview

May warrant caution in troponin interpretation among athletes; leaves open whether elevations predict events or reflect adaptation.

Structured PICO

Does strenuous and prolonged exercise cause physiological or pathological increases in high-sensitivity cardiac troponin levels in healthy adults?

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Population
Healthy adult subjects and athletes engaging in strenuous and prolonged exercise
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Intervention
Strenuous and prolonged physical exercise
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Outcome
Acute and chronic effects on high-sensitivity cardiac troponin (hs-cTn) circulating levelssurrogate

This review highlights that elevated high-sensitivity cardiac troponin following strenuous exercise may serve as an early marker of cardiovascular risk rather than a purely benign physiological response.

Cite This Study

Perrone et al. (2020) conducted a review in Strenuous physical exercise. Strenuous physical exercise was evaluated on High-sensitivity cardiac troponin (hs-cTn) levels. Strenuous prolonged exercise frequently induces increases in high-sensitivity cardiac troponin values, which may sometimes serve as an early cardiovascular risk marker.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a0908b9da638ec17f73b1ddhttps://doi.org/10.23736/s0022-4707.20.11016-8
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