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FIG.42.40 BethesdaClassificationofsports.Thelowesttotal
cardiovasculardemands(cardiacoutputandbloodpressure)areshownin
greenandthehighestinred.Blue,yellow,andorangedepictlowmoderate,moderate,andhigh-moderatetotalcardiovasculardemands.
*Dangerofbodilycollision.†Increasedriskifsyncope.(FromMitchellJH,
HaskellW,SnellP,etal.TaskForce8:Classificationofsports.JAm
CollegeCardiol.2005;45:1364–1367.)
AsymptomaticpatientswithuntreatedpulmonarystenosiswithpeakDoppler
systolicgradientsoflessthan40mmHgareencouragedtoliveanormallife,
includinganycompetitivesports.Patientswithgradientsgreaterthan40mmHg
canparticipateinlow-intensitycompetitionbutwouldusuallybeconsideredfor
intervention.
AfterInterventionforPulmonaryStenosis
Followingballoondilation,thereturntoallcompetitivesportscanbecounseled
inpatientswithnoormildresidualstenosis2to4weeksaftertheprocedure.A
longerintervalofabout3monthsisrecommendedaftersurgicalrelief.Those
withresidualmoderatepulmonarystenosis,withagradientofgreaterthan40
mmHg,shouldfollowthesamerecommendationsaspatientspriorto
intervention.Patientswithseverepulmonaryincompetenceandrightventricular
enlargementarerecommendedonlytoparticipateinIAandIBclassifiedsports.
Caretoavoidblowstothechestwouldbeprudent.159
ImplicationsinAdultLife
Withoutintervention,patientswithpulmonarystenosiscansurviveintoadult
life,astheygenerallydoincountrieswithlesswell-developedhealthcare
systems.Inaretrospectivestudyof20yearsinadevelopingcountry,pulmonary
stenosisaccountedfor6%ofunoperatedadultspresentingwithcongenitally