Abstract 14500: Physical Activity in Individuals With the Long Qt Syndrome: Baseline Data From the Lifestyle and Exercise in Long Qt Study (live Lqts)

Rachel Lampert,Sharlene M. Day,Bradley S. Marino,Matthew M. Burg,Barbara E. Ainsworth,Maite Tome,Susan P. Etheridge,Dominic Abrams,Peter F. Aziz,Marina Cerrone,Richard J. Czosek,Christopher C. Erickson,Belinda Gray,Christopher L. Johnsrude,Prince J. Kannankeril,Ian H. Law,Rebecca McClellan,Silvana Molossi,Marco V. Perez,Shubhayan Sanatani,Maully Shah,Jonathan R. Skinner,James S. Ware,Gregory G Webster,Fangyong Li,Laura Simone,Cheryl Barth,Kim Harmon,Kevin Hall,Brian Olshansky,Mark Estes,Gordon F. Tomaselli,Mark S. Link,Elizabeth V. Saarel,David S. Cannom,Michael J. Ackerman

Abstract 14500: Physical Activity in Individuals With the Long Qt Syndrome: Baseline Data From the Lifestyle and Exercise in Long Qt Study (live Lqts)

2020

Introduction: The safety of vigorous exercise for individuals with appropriately-treated LQTS remains unproven, and physical activity practices in this population have not been described. Methods: ...

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physical activity
Medicine
Internal medicine
baseline data
Cardiology
Long QT syndrome

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