Acute impact of an endurance race on biventricular and biatrial myocardial strain in competitive male and female triathletes evaluated by feature-tracking CMR.
Hang ChenMalte L WarnckeKai MuellerleileDennis SaeringAntonia Beitzen-HeinekeAnna KistersMonika SwiderskaErsin CavusCharlotte M JahnkeGerhard AdamGunnar K LundEnver TahirPublished in: European radiology (2021)
• Triathletes demonstrate a decrease of LV global longitudinal strain by tendency and constant RV global longitudinal strain following an endurance race. • Post-race LV and RV global circumferential and radial strains increase, possibly indicating a compensatory mechanism after an acute endurance exercise bout. • Subgroup analyses of male triathletes with focal myocardial fibrosis did not demonstrate alterations in biventricular and biatrial strain after an endurance race.
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