@LehrerSteve @dennisdoddcbs @bigten @MJAckermanMDPhD Saw it. No information on the study but it appears to have no controls and unclear diagnostic criteria.
There is also zero consideration of what absolute risk increase a true case of myocarditis might have.
There is also zero consideration of what absolute risk increase a true case of myocarditis might have.
@LehrerSteve @dennisdoddcbs @bigten @MJAckermanMDPhD No consideration of whether student athletes will comply with detraining instructins.
No science behind what level of detraining would make sense.
No science behind what level of detraining would make sense.
@LehrerSteve @dennisdoddcbs @bigten @MJAckermanMDPhD They do state that they think VO2 max might be down by 10% post infection.
I'm not surprised by that. Any serious illness might have an effect in that range and would recover over time.
I'm not surprised by that. Any serious illness might have an effect in that range and would recover over time.
@LehrerSteve @dennisdoddcbs @bigten @MJAckermanMDPhD If they are doing cardiopulmonary exercise tests, it seems they have much better information on when someone could return to play than MRI parameters of uncertain meaning (I say this as a cardiac MRI physician and researcher).
