This study used measures of heart rate variability during recovery from high-intensity exercise
in trained Master athletes to examine postexercise cardiac autonomic regulation. Seven …

… regardless of cardiovascular risk factor burden [10]. Further, while coronary artery calcium
scores … are calcified and stable, thereby less at risk of rupture [11]. It is yet uncertain whether …

… Physical activity is a most powerful cardiovascular risk reduction strategy. Master athletes
have lipid profiles that are similar to younger adults. Seals et al 17 published results on the …

… -aged, trained master athletes with sedentary healthy controls in our current study. We
hypothesized that HR profiles would be more favourable in athletes than in sedentary controls …

… Exclusion criteria for study participants included any history of cardiopulmonary disease (including
cardiovascular risk factors such as hypertension, diabetes mellitus, and smoking), …

… Screening for cardiac disease is especially important since master athletes are not immune
… Recent study assessing cardiovascular risk in master athletes showed that cardiovascular …

… cardiovascular risk assessment and exercise testing in order to detect occult CAD in older
sportsmen. CCT provides a more reliable risk … (exercise-related) cardiovascular events. …

… In conclusion, physically active master athletes attain better cardiac autonomic activity than
… , which can be useful research tools of cardiac autonomic modulation in sports cardiology. …

… Cardiovascular adaptation to exercise in master athletes is less well-defined and more …
-related cardiovascular risk factors. Despite this complex interaction, master athletes adapt …

… had cardiovascular risk factor or history of cardiovascular … evaluate cardiac damage in
endurance competitive master athletes with … of fibrosis and cardiac dysfunction. First, we found that …