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Perils of Cardiac Arrest in Sport

Datuk Dr. Ramlan Aziz, Founding CEO National Sports Institute Malaysia

29-Jun-21 21:00

Perils of Cardiac Arrest in Sport

"Damn, I'm only 29!" were the first words out of Danish playmaker Christian Eriksen's mouth the moment regained consciousness after succumbing to a sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) during the opening week of matches at the ongoing Euros. While occurrences are rare, young and fit athletes are not immune to heart problems and breaking down the risks of cardiac arrest in sport - Datuk Dr Ramlan Aziz, Founding CEO National Sports Institute Malaysia, 6-time Olympic Medical Officer - joins us on the programme this episode.

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Produced by: Daryl Ong

Presented by: Daryl Ong


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