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Kathryn Michele Calpino1, Jaclyn D Morrissette2
1Medford Public Schools, MA.
Abstract:
The COVID-19 pandemic has drastically changed everyday life across the world and dramatically affected how athletics operate. Since the return of high school sports, high school athletic trainers are now responsible for ensuring the safe return of athletes previously diagnosed with COVID-19 to sports. Due to the relatively recent identification of this novel virus, very little is understood about the long-term effects of COVID-19 infection on the cardiac and respiratory systems. Unfortunately, due to the rapid return of athletics, limited research is available regarding how athletes respond to COVID-19 and how it may affect their ability to return to play. Therefore, high school athletes previously diagnosed with COVID-19 should undergo a comprehensive medical evaluation with their physician and complete a graduated, medically supervised return-to-play protocol.
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