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Episode # 116 • 29 Sept 2026
Understanding Cardiac Risks & Management in Sports Medicine
Which athletes actually carry the highest cardiac risk, and is the sideline ready to act? On this episode of BackTable Bone & Sports, Dr. Larry Balle welcomes Dr. Nick Larson, emergency medicine physician, to discuss cardiac risk, screening, and sideline response for athletes of all ages. They discuss which athletes are at highest risk, what preparticipation screening does (and does not) catch, and how a working relationship with cardiology and a strong emergency action plan can change outcomes.
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with Dr. Dan Dressler, Dr. Monee Amin, Dr. Meredith Trubitt
Stand up to syncope as Dr. Dan Dressler (Emory University) guides us to confidently manage cases! We review a framework...
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