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Expert Advice - Cardiovascular evaluation before competitive sports
Session

Event : ESC Congress 2019

Topic : Sports Cardiology

  • Session type : Focus with the Experts
  • Date : 03 September 2019
  • Time : 14:30 - 15:40

4 presentations in this session

Panel Discussion .

Event : ESC Congress 2019

  • Session : Expert Advice - Cardiovascular evaluation before competitive sports

When should young athletes undergo cardiovascular evaluation?

Event : ESC Congress 2019

  • Session : Expert Advice - Cardiovascular evaluation before competitive sports
  • Speaker : A Pelliccia (Rome,IT)

Should imaging be part of the cardiovascular evaluation of middle-aged individuals?

Event : ESC Congress 2019

  • Session : Expert Advice - Cardiovascular evaluation before competitive sports
  • Speaker : S Sharma (London,GB)

How does one assess risk in asymptomatic cardiac patient engaging in competitive sports?

Event : ESC Congress 2019

  • Session : Expert Advice - Cardiovascular evaluation before competitive sports
  • Speaker : L Serratosa Fernandez (San Lorenzo De El Escorial,ES)

Sanjay Sharma speaker

Sanjay Sharma

St George's University of London, London (United Kingdom of Great Britain & Northern Ireland)
38
Antonio Pelliccia speaker

Antonio Pelliccia

Institute of Sport Medicine and Science CONI, Rome (Italy)
21
Luis Serratosa Fernandez speaker

Luis Serratosa Fernandez

University Hospital Quironsalud Madrid, Madrid (Spain)
4

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