Sudden cardiac arrest during marathons among young, middle-aged, and senior runners

Men, unlike women, had a higher incidence of sudden cardiac arrest during marathons according to age. Identification of this high-risk population could be important information in encouraging marathoners pre-participation self-screening.

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Resuscitation
Published
2024-10-20
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.resuscitation.2024.110415
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8
Primary Topic
Cardiovascular Effects of Exercise
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Sudden cardiac arrest during marathons among young, middle-aged, and senior runners

Fumihiro Yamasawa, T. Manabe, Jo Kato
8 citations
Resuscitation
Cardiovascular Effects of Exercise
3.22
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Sudden cardiac arrest during marathons among young, middle-aged, and senior runners

Fumihiro Yamasawa, T. Manabe, Jo Kato
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8 citations

Abstract

Men, unlike women, had a higher incidence of sudden cardiac arrest during marathons according to age. Identification of this high-risk population could be important information in encouraging marathoners pre-participation self-screening.

ResuscitationVol. 204
Keio University (JP), Japan Medical Association (JP), Kasumigaura Medical Center (JP)
Gender equality
Openalex Percentile: Top 7%
Cardiovascular Effects of Exercise
3.22
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