@entity944 in a young competitive athlete with XXXX .

@entity1 @entity944 @entity713 @entity33607 @entity591 @entity955 @entity3153
The case history is documented of a young competitive athlete known to have the electrocardiographic pattern of the @entity3153 , but considered asymptomatic. On that basis competitive sport was not proscribed. In retrospect, he had experienced occasional @entity591 which were of short duration and ended spontaneously. He never requested medical advice. The @entity1 was first admitted for an attack of rapid heart beating which did not readily subside. He was medicated with @entity33607 and left the hospital in stable condition. He died suddenly 10 days after discharge. Autopsy examination of the heart revealed an accessory atrioventricular connection in the posterior septal region. The case history underlines that in some @entity1 with the @entity3153 the clinical manifestation can be minimal and may be easily ignored by the @entity1 . In retrospect, benign episodes of rapid heart beating most likely were due to a circus @entity591 , related to an accessory atrioventricular connection. The @entity944 can be attributed to @entity955 with rapid ventricular response via the anomalous connection, despite medical treatment. The observation endorses the potential danger of the @entity3153 in @entity1 with minimal clinical manifestations. A meticulous histologic study of the @entity713 in hearts of young athletes with @entity944 is a necessity.
