Dr. Rich Trenholm joins Dr. Lee Schofield, Chief Doctor for the Canadian Olympic Team at the 2022 Winter Olympics, and Dr. Andy Marshall, Chief Medical Officer for the Canadian Paralympic Team at the subsequent winter games, as they talk about creating a collaborative and safe medical environment so that our athletes can perform at their best in this challenging time. Not only what we have had to change and adapt from previous games, but also how medical coverage will change moving forward with this experience of the pandemic behind us.
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Dr. Rich Trenholm joins Dr. Lee Schofield, Chief Doctor for the Canadian Olympic Team at the 2022 Winter Olympics, and Dr. Andy Marshall, Chief Medical Officer for the Canadian Paralympic Team at the subsequent winter games, as they talk about creating a collaborative and safe medical environment so that our athletes can perform at their best in this challenging time. Not only what we have had to change and adapt from previous games, but also how medical coverage will change moving forward with this experience of the pandemic behind us.
Cardiac Complications of COVID-19 and Return to Sport Considerations
Canadian Sport Medicine Review
32 minutes 40 seconds
4 years ago
Cardiac Complications of COVID-19 and Return to Sport Considerations
Dr. Paul Dorian, who is a cardiologist at Unity Health, St Michael’s Hospital in Toronto, is one of Canada‘s leading experts in sports cardiology. Today, we discuss with Dr. Dorian the impacts of the COVID-19 virus on the cardiovascular system, and its potential implications for return to sport
Canadian Sport Medicine Review
Dr. Rich Trenholm joins Dr. Lee Schofield, Chief Doctor for the Canadian Olympic Team at the 2022 Winter Olympics, and Dr. Andy Marshall, Chief Medical Officer for the Canadian Paralympic Team at the subsequent winter games, as they talk about creating a collaborative and safe medical environment so that our athletes can perform at their best in this challenging time. Not only what we have had to change and adapt from previous games, but also how medical coverage will change moving forward with this experience of the pandemic behind us.
