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Sudden Death in Young Athletes - ERCast

AuthorAmit Maini

Head over to ERCAST.org for a fascinating discussion from a Dr John Mandrola MD, cardiac physiologist extraordinaire (and blogger), on cardiology and it's relevance to the sporting world. Given the 2 recent sudden cardiac arrests in both English and Italian footballers, this is highly topical.

Direct Download of ERCAST podcast episode : The Athlete's Heart 

ERCAST - Rob Ormon MD

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    This ECG CONSULT is not related to any specific ECG tracing that was sent to me — but rather to some thoughts I had in response to the question posed by Ahimsa Sumchai, MD on the Linked-In Emergency Department Group page on 11/22/2011. Dr. Sumchai started a Linked-In Discussion by asking ...
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