Sudden Cardiac Arrest During Sports Activity in Older Adults.
Sudden Cardiac Arrest During Sports Activity in Older Adults.
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老年人体育活动期间心脏骤停。
DOI:
10.1016/j.jacep.2022.10.033
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发表时间:
2023
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通讯作者:
Chugh,SumeetS
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Holmstrom,Lauri;Chugh,HarpriyaS;Uy-Evanado,Audrey;Sargsyan,Arayik;Sorenson,Chad;Salmasi,Shiva;Norby,FayeL;Hurst,Sean;Young,Christopher;Salvucci,Angelo;Jui,Jonathan;Reinier,Kyndaron;Chugh,SumeetS
BackgroundSports activity among older adults is rising, but there is a lack of community-based data on sports-related sudden cardiac arrest (SrSCA) in the elderly.ObjectivesIn this study, the authors investigated the prevalence and characteristics of SrSCA among subjects ≥65 years of age in a large U.S. population.MethodsAll out-of-hospital sudden cardiac arrests (SCAs) were prospectively ascertained in the Portland, Oregon, USA, metro area (2002-2017), and Ventura County, California, USA (2015-2021) (catchment population ∼1.85 million). Detailed information was obtained for SCA warning symptoms, circumstances, and lifetime clinical history. Subjects with SCA during or within 1 hour of cessation of sports activity were categorized as SrSCA.ResultsOf 4,078 SCAs among subjects ≥65 years of age, 77 were SrSCA (1.9%; 91% men). The crude annual SrSCA incidence among age ≥65 years was 3.29/100,000 in Portland and 2.10/100,000 in Ventura. The most common associated activities were cycling, gym activity, and running. SrSCA cases had lower burden of cardiovascular risk factors(P =0.03) as well as comorbidities (P <0.005) compared with non-SrSCA. Based on conservative estimates of community residents ≥65 years of age who participate in sports activity, the SrSCA incidence was 28.9/100,000 sport participation years and 18.4/100,000 sport participation years in Portland and Ventura, respectively. Crude survival to hospital discharge rate was higher in SrSCA, but the difference was nonsignificant after adjustment for confounding factors.ConclusionsAmong free-living community residents age ≥65 years, SrSCA is uncommon, predominantly occurs in men, and is associated with lower disease burden than non-SrSCA. These results suggest that the risk of SrSCA is low, and probably outweighed by the high benefit of exercise.
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