Extreme changes in cardiac rhythm and conduction, such as prolonged ventricular asystole, can rarely occur in endurance athletes, highlighting the need for close supervision during exercise testing.
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Rare asystole in endurance athletes may warrant supervised testing; single case leaves open prevalence and practice implications.
Yerg et al. (1986) studied this question.
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