Japy Angelini Oliveira Filho *

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O trabalho relata estudo transversal de atletas praolímpicos.

OS FATORES DE RISCO CORONÁRIOS EM ATLETAS PARAOLÍMPICOS

A prevalência de fatores de risco foi: hipertensão, 11%; antecedentes familiares, 10%; tabagismo, 9%; hipertrigliceridemia, 6%; hipercolesterolemia, 1.3%; obesidade, 4%; diabetes, 0. O escore de Framingham variou de -14 a +6, com probabilidade de eventos coronários em 10 anos de 3.3 (3.8)%.

*Japy Angelini Oliveira Filho
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CORONARY RISK IN A COHORT OF PARALYMPIC ATHLETES
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*, São Paulo, Brasil, São Paulo, Brasil
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Otros artículos de Japy Angelini Oliveira Filho

Nogueira PAMS, Leal ACM, Pulz C, Nogueira IDB, Oliveira Filho JA. Clinical reability of the 6 minute corridor walk test performed within a week of a myocardial infarction. International Heart Journal 47:533-540, 2006.

Oliveira Filho JA, Salvetti XM, Mello MT, Da Silva AC; Luna Filho B. Coronary risk in cohort of paralympic athletes. British Journal of Sports Medicine 40:918-922, 2006.

Salles AF, Machado CV, Cordovil A, Leite WA, Moisés VA, Almeida DR, Carvalho ACC, Oliveira Filho JA. A elevação da pressão arterial sistólica durante teste ergométrico após transplante cardíaco: correlação com o quadro clínico e a função ventricular avaliada pela ecocardiografia sob estresse com dobutamina. Arquivos Brasileiros de Cardiologia 87:628-623, 2006.

Oliveira Filho JA, Salvetti XM. Reabilitação não supervisionada ou semi-supervisionada. Uma alternativa prática. Arquivos Brasileiros de Cardiologia 83:368-370, 2004.

Sella EMC, Leite WA, Oliveira Filho JA, Barbieri A, Sato E. Myocardial perfusion scintigraphy and coronary disease risk factors in systemic lupus erythematosus. Annals of the Rheumatic Diseases 62:1066-1070, 2003.

Oliveira Filho JA, Leal ACM, Luna Filho B, Lima VC, Dos Santos Filho DV. Reabilitação não supervisionada: efeitos de treinamento ambulatorial a longo prazo. Arquivos Brasileiros de Cardiologia 79:233-238, 2002.

Oliveira Filho JA, Luna Filho B, Covre SH, Lira Filho EB, Regazzini M, Greco JEPB, Da Silva AC, Dos Santos Filho DV, De Paola AAV. Eletrocardiograma de alta resolução em atletas deficientes de elite. Arquivos Brasileiros de Cardiologia 72:690-692, 1999.

Oliveira Filho JA, Barros Neto TL, Regazzini M, Campos Filho O, Salles AF, Juliano Y, Novo NF, Bocanegra J, Dos Santos Filho DV, Martinez Filho EE. Adaptações fisiológicas precoces e tardias apos valvotomia mitral por cateter balão. Arquivos Brasileiros de Cardiologia 70:81-6, 1998.

Oliveira Filho JA, Da Silva AC, Lira Filho EB, Luna Filho B, Covre SH, Lauro FAA, Danucalov MAD, Leite WA, Tuffik S, Andrade JL, De Paola AAV. Coração de atleta em desportistas deficientes de elite. Arquivos Brasileiros de Cardiologia 1997.

Martinez Filho EE, Barros Neto TL, Dos Santos Filho DV, Carvalho ACC, De Paola AAV, Andrade JL, Oliveira Filho JA, Lima VC, Roberti R, Portugal OP, Sherman W. Cardiopulmonary exercise testing early after catheter balloon mitral valvuloplasty in patients with mitral stenosis. International Journal of Cardiology 37(1):7-13, 1992.


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OS FATORES DE RISCO CORONÁRIOS EM ATLETAS PARAOLÍMPICOS

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Risco coronario em coorte de atletas paraolimpicos

Autores
Japy Angelini Oliveira Filho¹, Xiomara Miranda Salvetti², Marco Túlio de Melo³, Antônio Carlos Da Silva⁴, Braulio Luna Filho⁵
1 Médico, São Paulo Federal University, São Paulo, Brasil, Professor Associado
2 Médico, São Paulo Federal University, São Paulo, Brasil, Assistente
3 Médico, São Paulo Federal University, Professor Associado
4 Médico, São Paulo Federal University, Professor Associado
5 Médico, São Paulo Federal University, São Paulo, Brasil, Professor

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