sudden cardiac death in athletes

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2012
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ABSTRACT The most accepted definition of sudden cardiac death nowadays is an unexplained death occurred suddenly within one hour of symptom onset. If it was not witnessed, individuals need to had been observed for at least 24 hours before the event and should be discarded the possibility of non cardiac causes of sudden death, pulmonary embolism or extensive malignancy. The term athlete refers to individuals of any age who participate in collective or individual regular physical activity, as well as physical training program for regular competitions. The sudden death of a young athlete, whether amateur or professional, especially during competitions, is always dramatic, with strong negative social impact and in the media. The fact that sports are recommended as a formula for longevity and quality of life makes these events a cause for concern in sports and society in general.
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Authors ;Fábio Camilo Pellegrino dos Santos;Daniel Fernando Pellegrino dos Santos;Daniel Dias Azem;Camila Francischetti Ortiz;Nabil Ghorayeb;Enrique Indalécio Pachon Mateo;José Carlos Pachon Mateos
Journal academy of management review
Year 2012
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