Exercise training reduces ischemic myocardial dysfunction

Article Abstract:

This article discusses a study designed to test whether exercise training improves myocardial blood flow and myocardial contractile function during coronary artery occlusion (CAO), using dogs as laboratory specimens. Results show that dogs which were exercised had greater border zone perfusion during longer prolonged CAO than dogs which were subjected to cage rest, leading to improved myocardial contractile function.

United States, Health aspects, Care and treatment, Research, Blood flow, Coronary heart disease, Exercise

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A comprehensive and cost-effective preparticipation exam implemented on the World Wide Web

Article Abstract:

The development and implementation of a new preparticipation exam using a World Wide Web questionnaire to gather medical history from varsity athletes is presented. Topics include computerization, athlete evaluation of the format, and health maintenance.

California, Statistical Data Included, Management, Safety and security measures, Laws, regulations and rules, Sports, Sports medicine, Sports teams

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