ABSTRACT
Introduction:
The study and collection of athletes’ heart function index parameters and the correct and reasonable evaluation of body functions can effectively adjust training plans and avoid athletes’ bodily exhaustion.
Objective:
To study the diagnosis of myocardial injury by cardiovascular monitoring in athletes from two aspects: extraction of characteristic parameters of heart function and research of signal processing.
Methods:
The heart function intelligent evaluation algorithm was studied by using multi-source information fusion, and embedded technology; miniature sensors were used as well.
Results:
The incidence of severe ventricular arrhythmia was lower in both groups. The incidence of sinus arrhythmia and intermittent second degree I atrioventricular block in the high-intensity group was significantly higher than that in the control group. The number of atrial and ventricular premature beats was lower in the control group, but increased significantly in the high-intensity group.
Conclusions:
This study applied the theory of multi-source information fusion to carry out representative research on the intelligent monitoring and evaluation of the heart function of elite athletes, centering on the application requirements of the heart function monitoring of elite athletes. Level of evidence II; Therapeutic studies - investigation of treatment results.
Keywords:
Heart Function Tests; Biological Monitoring; Damage Assessment
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