Regression of Left Ventricular Mass in Athletes Undergoing Complete Detraining Is Mediated by Decrease in Intracellular but Not Extracellular Compartments

Peter P Swoboda,Pankaj Garg,E Levelt,David A. Broadbent,Ashkun Zolfaghari-Nia,A. James R. Foley,Graham J. Fent,Pei G. Chew,Louise A. E. Brown,C E D Saunderson,Erica Dall’Armellina,John P. Greenwood,Sven Plein

Regression of Left Ventricular Mass in Athletes Undergoing Complete Detraining Is Mediated by Decrease in Intracellular but Not Extracellular Compartments

2019

Peter P Swoboda
Pankaj Garg
E Levelt
David A. Broadbent
Ashkun Zolfaghari-Nia
A. James R. Foley
Graham J. Fent
Pei G. Chew
Louise A. E. Brown
C E D Saunderson
Erica Dall’Armellina
John P. Greenwood
Sven Plein

Background: Athletic cardiac remodeling can occasionally be difficult to differentiate from pathological hypertrophy. Detraining is a commonly used diagnostic test to identify physiological hypertr...

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Internal medicine
Magnetic resonance imaging
Muscle hypertrophy
Diagnostic test
Pathological
Athletes
Intracellular
Cardiology
Medicine
Extracellular
left ventricular mass

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