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Power changes with treatment of coronary stenosis in a highly trained cyclist.

INTRODUCTION Preclinical and clinical coronary artery diseases (CADs) are the primary cause (.80 %) of sudden cardiac death in athletes older than 35 years. No data exist regarding the effect of new-onset angina followed by successful coronary revascularization on physical performance as assessed by portable power measurement in cycling. Therefore, we report the clinical course, and the relationship to power output, of a highly trained cyclist who developed angina after which he trained and returned to competitive cycling.