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Mitral valve prolapse in young athletes

https://doi.org/10.21508/1027-4065-2014-59-6-9-16

Abstract

The paper discusses the current literature data and the authors' ones on the accurate diagnosis of mitral valve prolapse and its role in an athletic population. A comparative analysis shows a substantial (as high as 4—9-fold) reduction in the average rate of both the prolapse and its complications when diagnostic criteria are changed. Among 500 athletes referred for echocardiographic examination in the past 2 years, the rate of mitral valve prolapse has been only 0,2%. Assessment of the role of the prolapse indicates that the valve regurgitation that can increase during exercise is of basic value; in this connection, it is expedient to carry out exercise echocardiography tests.

About the Authors

A. S. Sharykin
Moscow Research-and-Practical Center for Medical Rehabilitation, Reconstructive and Sports Medicine
Russian Federation


N. E. Popova
Moscow Research-and-Practical Center for Medical Rehabilitation, Reconstructive and Sports Medicine
Russian Federation


V. A. Badtieva
Moscow Research-and-Practical Center for Medical Rehabilitation, Reconstructive and Sports Medicine
Russian Federation


E. V. Shilykovskaya
ZAO "Absida" (Children's Polyclinic, Literature Foundation), Moscow
Russian Federation


Yu. M. Ivanova
Moscow Research-and-Practical Center for Medical Rehabilitation, Reconstructive and Sports Medicine
Russian Federation


P. A. Subbotin
Moscow Research-and-Practical Center for Medical Rehabilitation, Reconstructive and Sports Medicine
Russian Federation


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Sharykin A.S., Popova N.E., Badtieva V.A., Shilykovskaya E.V., Ivanova Yu.M., Subbotin P.A. Mitral valve prolapse in young athletes. Rossiyskiy Vestnik Perinatologii i Pediatrii (Russian Bulletin of Perinatology and Pediatrics). 2014;59(6):40-45. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.21508/1027-4065-2014-59-6-9-16

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