Browsing by Author "Gabrielli, Luigi"

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  • Atrial functional and geometrical remodeling in highly trained male athletes: for better or worse?
    Gabrielli, Luigi; Bijnens, Bart; Butakoff, Constantine; Duchateau, Nicolas; Montserrat, Silvia; Merino, Beatriz; Gutierrez, Josep Antoni; Paré, Carles; Mont, Lluís; Brugada, Josep; Sitges, Marta (Springer, 2014)
    Purpose Highly trained athletes have an increased risk of atrial arrhythmias. Atrial geometrical and functional remodeling may be the underlying substrate. We analyze and relate atrial size, deformation and performance ...
  • Gender influence on the adaptation of atrial performance to training
    Sanchis, Laura; Sanz de la Garza, Maria; Bijnens, Bart; Giraldeau, Geneviève; Grazioli, Gonzalo; Marin, Josefa; Gabrielli, Luigi; Montserrat, Silvia; Sitges, Marta (Taylor & Francis, 2017)
    Background: High-intensity training has been associated with atrial remodelling and arrhythmias in men. Our purpose was to analyse atrial performance in female endurance athletes, compared to male athletes and controls. ...
  • Influence of gender on right ventricle adaptation to endurance exercise: an ultrasound two-dimensional speckle-tracking stress study
    Sanz de la Garza, Maria; Giraldeau, Geneviève; Marin, Josefa; Grazioli, Gonzalo; Esteve, Montserrat; Gabrielli, Luigi; Brambila, Carlos; Sanchis, Laura; Bijnens, Bart; Sitges, Marta (Springer, 2017)
    Background: Characteristic right ventricle (RV) remodelling is related to endurance exercise in male athletes (MAs), but data in female athletes (FAs) are scarce. Our aim was to evaluate sex-related influence on exercise-induced ...
  • Interatrial dyssynchrony may contribute to heart failure symptoms in patients with preserved ejection fraction
    Sanchis, Laura; Vannini, Luca; Gabrielli, Luigi; Duchateau, Nicolas; Falces, Carles; Andrea, Rut; Bijnens, Bart; Sitges, Marta (Wiley, 2015)
    Purpose Heart failure (HF) with preserved ejection fraction (HFPEF) is the most prevalent type of HF in nonhospitalized patients, but its pathophysiology remains poorly understood. The aim of our study was to assess the ...

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