Key result
Review examines focused cause-and-effect screening for sudden cardiac death in athletes.
Why the study?
Does focused echo/Doppler screening identify pre-emergent disease and risk of sudden cardiac death in asymptomatic athletes?
Does focused echo/Doppler screening identify pre-emergent disease and risk of sudden cardiac death in asymptomatic athletes?
Focused echo/Doppler screening prioritizing diastolic function offers a pathophysiologic approach to identify pre-emergent cardiovascular disease and imminent risk of sudden cardiac death in asymptomatic athletes.
May support focused diastolic screening in athletes; leaves open outcome validation before practice adoption.
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Timothy E. Paterick (2015) conducted a review in Sudden Cardiac Death in Athletes. Focused Cause-and-Effect Screening was evaluated. Focused cause-and-effect screening for sudden cardiac death in athletes is the subject of this review article.
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