2006
DOI: 10.1097/01.hjr.0000238394.04600.fc
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Development of structural cardiac adaptation in basketball players

Abstract: Regular basketball training results in moderate cardiac hypertrophy in adolescents and adult athletes due to thickening of myocardial walls.

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“…8 The "gray zone" that differentiates the upper limit of LV hypertrophy (LVH) related to athletic remodeling and pathologic hypertrophy due to HCM varies depending on the reference sport and is incompletely defined in basketball players in particular. [9][10][11][12] Sudden cardiac death in athletes is not limited to HCM; for basketball players, for whom tall stature is advantageous, Marfan syndrome is another systemic disorder linked with SCD in athletes for whom the differentiation between normal athletic remodeling and pathologic change is of crucial importance. Aortic root sizes have been shown to be modestly dilated in athletes across several sports; in addition, aortic root size has a correlation with height, creating another gray zone in the cardiac evaluation of basketball players.…”
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“…8 The "gray zone" that differentiates the upper limit of LV hypertrophy (LVH) related to athletic remodeling and pathologic hypertrophy due to HCM varies depending on the reference sport and is incompletely defined in basketball players in particular. [9][10][11][12] Sudden cardiac death in athletes is not limited to HCM; for basketball players, for whom tall stature is advantageous, Marfan syndrome is another systemic disorder linked with SCD in athletes for whom the differentiation between normal athletic remodeling and pathologic change is of crucial importance. Aortic root sizes have been shown to be modestly dilated in athletes across several sports; in addition, aortic root size has a correlation with height, creating another gray zone in the cardiac evaluation of basketball players.…”
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“…D. Vasiliauskas ir bendraautoriai (2006) pateikia kiek kitokius duomenis. Tyrėjai, atlikę 8-13 ir 14-17 m. krepšininkų echokardiografi nį tyrimą, nustatė, kad 14-17 m. krepšininkų tarpskilvelinės pertvaros, KS užpakalinės sienelės ir KS santykinis sienelių storis patikimai viršijo 8-13 m. tiriamųjų rodmenis, tačiau galinis skersmuo diastolės metu nesiskyrė (Vasiliauskas et al, 2006). Panašiai teigia ir kiti autoriai, tyrę suaugusius krepšininkus (Fagard, 1997;Pelliccia et al, 1999).…”
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“…The impact of different sports on cardiac structure and functioning has been investigated by several authors with highly trained elite athletes [ 5 7 ]. Several studies on echocardiographic (Echo) assessment and common electrocardiographic (ECG) findings in several sports activities were conducted in individual disciplines and team sports especially in handball [ 8 , 9 ], basketball [ 10 ], soccer [ 11 ], rugby [ 12 ] and volleyball [ 13 ], leading us to conclude that the structural and functional changes are of an idiosyncratic nature according to the sport discipline and the type of exercise undertaken. However, most of the collected data in these studies conducted with adult athletes have been compared to untrained controls of other sports activities.…”
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