[Acute XXXX during sport].

@entity1 @entity662 @entity66 @entity1188 @entity299 @entity583
Thirty @entity1 with @entity583 which occurred during sport were investigated to identify the type of sport, prodromata, situations at the onset of disease, habit of exercise, preceding medical evaluation, coronary risk factors, and coronary angiographic findings. @entity1188 occurred during golf in 12 @entity1 , bowling in 4, gateball in 4, jogging or running in 5, baseball in 2, and tennis or table tennis in 3. The majority of the @entity1 were playing ball games. Twenty-seven @entity1 were @entity1 (90%) and 3 were @entity1 (10%). All @entity1 had played the same kind of sport for several years. Twenty-four @entity1 had one or more coronary risk factors, and especially 18 @entity1 smoked cigarettes. Nine @entity1 had experienced anterior @entity662 but only two @entity1 had received medical evaluation. Coronary angiography was performed in 25 @entity1 (83.3%), revealing @entity66 in 6, three-vessel disease in 4, and disease of all left main coronary trunks in 1. The acute episode of @entity1188 occurred mainly in spring or fall. Many @entity1 with @entity583 occurring during sport participate in sports of low or moderate dynamic and low static exercises which are generally regarded safe. Many @entity1 had enjoyed their sports regularly for a long time. Though many @entity1 had coronary risk factors, only a few had received a medical check before their @entity299 .
