Call for joint informed consent in athletes with inherited cardiac conditions

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Abstract

Informed consent is of the utmost importance, especially in complex clinical situations where patients may be exposed to a life-threatening risk. A particularly complex example is the eligibility of competitive athletes with inherited cardiac conditions on medical grounds, especially when the risk is low or unquantifiable. The rationale and benefits of a joint informed consent for athletes to compete with potentially life-threatening cardiac conditions are discussed in this manuscript.

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Providencia, R., Teixeira, C., Segal, O. R., Ullstein, A., & Lambiase, P. D. (2017). Call for joint informed consent in athletes with inherited cardiac conditions. Open Heart, 4(1). https://doi.org/10.1136/openhrt-2016-000516

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