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High prevalence of arrhythmias in elderly male athletes with a lifelong history of regular strenuous exercise

Jensen-Urstad et al., 1998

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4640173084121061542
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Jensen-Urstad K
Bouvier F
Saltin B
Jensen-Urstad M
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Heart

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Objective To characterise cardiac arrhythmias and cardiac autonomic function in 11 elderly men (mean (SD) age 73.2 (2.8) years) with a lifelong history of regular very strenuous exercise. A control group of 12 healthy sedentary or moderately physically active men (74.5 …
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