J. Sawalla Guseh, M.D.
@jsawallagusehmd.bsky.social
Assistant Professor at Harvard Medical School. Director of Cardiovascular Performance Program at Mass General Brigham. I study and lecture on human performance and cardiovascular health.
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A triathlete presents to our Sports Cardiology program @MGHHeartHealth with progressive exercise intolerance. Peak VO2 was a strikingly low 19 ml/kg/min.
+Kussmauls sign.
Why fitness quantified is a vital sign.
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#SportsCardiology
A triathlete presents to our Sports Cardiology program @MGHHeartHealth with progressive exercise intolerance. Peak VO2 was a strikingly low 19 ml/kg/min.
+Kussmauls sign.
Why fitness quantified is a vital sign.
Read Here: bit.ly/4aDeJtu
#SportsCardiology
January 29, 2025 at 10:26 AM
New 👇🏾
A triathlete presents to our Sports Cardiology program @MGHHeartHealth with progressive exercise intolerance. Peak VO2 was a strikingly low 19 ml/kg/min.
+Kussmauls sign.
Why fitness quantified is a vital sign.
Read Here: bit.ly/4aDeJtu
#SportsCardiology
A triathlete presents to our Sports Cardiology program @MGHHeartHealth with progressive exercise intolerance. Peak VO2 was a strikingly low 19 ml/kg/min.
+Kussmauls sign.
Why fitness quantified is a vital sign.
Read Here: bit.ly/4aDeJtu
#SportsCardiology
New data highlight concerning trends among young Americans and sudden cardiac death. Our goal should be that every cardiac arrest is vigorously met with the tools needed to save a life—for athletes and urban and rural communities alike.
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December 18, 2024 at 11:06 AM
New data highlight concerning trends among young Americans and sudden cardiac death. Our goal should be that every cardiac arrest is vigorously met with the tools needed to save a life—for athletes and urban and rural communities alike.
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An explanation is where the mind goes to rest.
We thought we could explain most cardiac arrests in athletes. But 2 decades of study tell a complex story—autopsy-negative cases w/ structurally normal hearts now dominate. We have more questions.
The paradox of knowledge.
Full Text: bit.ly/3B1TxjT
We thought we could explain most cardiac arrests in athletes. But 2 decades of study tell a complex story—autopsy-negative cases w/ structurally normal hearts now dominate. We have more questions.
The paradox of knowledge.
Full Text: bit.ly/3B1TxjT
December 11, 2024 at 1:26 PM
An explanation is where the mind goes to rest.
We thought we could explain most cardiac arrests in athletes. But 2 decades of study tell a complex story—autopsy-negative cases w/ structurally normal hearts now dominate. We have more questions.
The paradox of knowledge.
Full Text: bit.ly/3B1TxjT
We thought we could explain most cardiac arrests in athletes. But 2 decades of study tell a complex story—autopsy-negative cases w/ structurally normal hearts now dominate. We have more questions.
The paradox of knowledge.
Full Text: bit.ly/3B1TxjT
+1. Incredibly proud of the hard work that went into this comprehensive review on sudden cardiac arrest in athletes. Understanding these events in athletes has implications that echo far beyond the field and touches the health of all young adults.
Full Text Link: bit.ly/3B1TxjT
Full Text Link: bit.ly/3B1TxjT
December 4, 2024 at 4:22 PM
+1. Incredibly proud of the hard work that went into this comprehensive review on sudden cardiac arrest in athletes. Understanding these events in athletes has implications that echo far beyond the field and touches the health of all young adults.
Full Text Link: bit.ly/3B1TxjT
Full Text Link: bit.ly/3B1TxjT