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EP on EP Episode 93: Return to Sports (Part 2) wit ...
EP on EP Episode 93: Return to Sports (Part 2) wit ...
EP on EP Episode 93: Return to Sports (Part 2) with Michael J. Ackerman, MD, PhD
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Dr. Michael Ackerman from the Mayo Clinic discusses the complex process of deciding when athletes with long QT syndrome can safely return to play. He emphasizes the importance of shared decision-making and the involvement of the right cardiologist. Dr. Ackerman outlines six critical elements of the decision-making process: ensuring the cardiologist is the right person for the job, implementing the veto vote within the family unit, avoiding covert operations and ensuring transparency, establishing a safety drill with an automatic external defibrillator (AED), recognizing the transition from high school to university and professional sports, and documenting discussions to ensure all parties are aware of the risks involved.
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Dr. Michael Ackerman
Mayo Clinic
long QT syndrome
shared decision-making
cardiologist
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