[The relationship betwen liver weight d heart size athletic performers].
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Adaptation, Physiological↗
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[The relationship between liver weight and heart size in athletic performers].
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Adaptation, Physiological↗
[On the metabolism of the heart in high performance athletes. II. Oxygen and carbon dioxide pressure, pH, standard bicarbonate and base excess in coronary venous blood during rest and after exertion].
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Acid-Base Equilibrium↗
[Improvement of athletic performance by drugs].
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Anabolic Agents↗
Oxidant air pollution and athletic performance.
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Air Pollution↗
Diet and athletic performance.
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Biotransformation↗
Interrelationship of pregnancy and athletic performance.
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Diving↗
Craniomandibular orthopedics and athletic performance in the long distance runner: a three year study.
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Adult↗
Vitamin E and athletic performance.
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Altitude↗
The mandibular repositioning appliance, temporomandibular muscular balance, an athletic performance.
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Adult↗
Nutritional conditioning and athletic performance.
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Body Weight↗
Effect of a mouth appliance on athletic performance.
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Equipment Design↗
[Echocardiographic studies before and during training of peak-performance athletes (cross-country skiers)].
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Adolescent↗
Nutrition and athletic performance.
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Adolescent↗
Biorhythms: their utility for predicting postoperative recuperative time, death, and athletic performance.
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Biological Clocks↗
Induced erythrocythemia and athletic performance.
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Doping in Sports↗
Asthma and athletic performance.
Exercise-induced asthma (EIA) is a manifestation of bronchial hyper-reactivity that poses a special problem for the asthmatic engaging in competitive and recreational sports. Recent Olympic successes by swimmers with asthma are not surprising in view of the lessened asthmogenicity of swimming. Neither the cause of EIA nor the reason why some forms of exercise have a greater propensity to provoke EIA is known. Preexercise prophylactic medication with selective beta 2-sympathomimetic agents or cromolyn sodium will reduce or abolish EIA in the majority of asthmatics if administered just before the event. Other agents are less effective or as yet not fully evaluated. With suitable control of exercise-induced asthma, asthmatics should not be unnecessarily restricted, and competitive sports or physical recreation can then occupy an identical role in their lives as it does for their non-asthmatic contemporaries.
Adolescent↗