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The athlete's heart remains physiologically healthy as exercise uniquely precedes metabolic demand to control blood pressure.
The paper reviews the physiological characteristics of the athlete's heart, emphasizing it as a healthy adaptation to physical exercise.
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Reassures on benign athlete's heart adaptation; leaves open refined differentiation from pathology in screening.
The knowledge of the so-called “athlete’s heart”has been linked to the application of diagnostic techniques in cardiology. Perhaps, it is necessary to keep in mind that the “athlete’s heart” is a physiologically “healthy” heart. The figure 1 shows the parameters that determine the mean arterial pressure. Physical exercise is the only physiological circumstance that precedes the regional metabolic demand to the control of the average blood pressure.
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A 2018 study conducted a review in Athlete's heart. Physical exercise was evaluated. The athlete's heart is a physiologically healthy heart, with physical exercise being the only physiological circumstance that precedes regional metabolic demand to control average blood pressure.
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