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Table 1.

Athlete characteristics.

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Fig 1.

Agreement for borderline and abnormal ECG findings according to the recent International criteria in the same athletes.

RBBB, right bundle branch block; TWI, T-wave Inversion.

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Table 2.

Frequencies, percentages and calculated κ scores of agreement between observers (A vs B, A vs C, B vs C) on the presence of no, normal in athletes, borderline and abnormal ECG findings and overall agreement according to the recent International criteria.

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Fig 2.

κ agreement for no, normal in athletes, borderline and abnormal ECG findings according to the recent International criteria.

CI, confidence interval.

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Fig 3.

Resting ECG of a 17-year old triathlete with infero-lateral TWI and findings suggestive of a former myocarditis during cardiologic work-up.

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Fig 4.

Resting ECG of 24-old cyclist with a pathological Q wave duration in lead V4-V6 at baseline (a) and a normal Q wave duration 4 months later (b).

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