Tom Danielsson

Lecturer

Department of Sport Science Faculty of Social Sciences

tom.danielsson@lnu.se

+46 480-44 63 74

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Publications

Article in journal (Refereed)

Danielsson, T., Bergman, P., Carlsson, J. (2024). Intra-individual variability of markers of skeletal and heart muscle damage after two full distance Ironman : the Iron(WO)man study. Discover Medicine. 1.
Status: Published
Danielsson, T., Carlsson, J., Ten Siethoff, L., Ahnesjö, J., Bergman, P. (2020). Aerobic capacity predict skeletal but not cardiac muscle damage after triathlon : the Iron(WO)man study. Scientific Reports. 10 (1). 1-7.
Status: Published
Ahnesjö, J., Danielsson, T. (2020). Organized recreational fishing in school, knowledge about nature and influence on outdoor recreation habits. Journal of Outdoor and Environmental Education. 23 (3). 261-273.
Status: Published
Danielsson, T., Schreyer, H., Woksepp, H., Johansson, T., Bergman, P., et al. (2019). Two-peaked increase of serum myosin heavy chain-α after triathlon suggests heart muscle cell death. BMJ Open Sport & Exercise Medicine. 5.
Status: Published
Andreasson, J., Johansson, T., Danielsson, T. (2018). Becoming an Ironman triathlete : Extreme exercise, gender equality and the family puzzle. Sport in Society : Cultures, Media, Politics, Commerce. 21 (9). 1351-1363.
Status: Published
Danielsson, T., Carlsson, J., Schreyer, H., Ahnesjö, J., Ten Siethoff, L., et al. (2017). Blood biomarkers in male and female participants after an Ironman-distance triathlon. PLOS ONE. 12 (6). 1-9.
Status: Published
Carlsson, J., Danielsson, T., Bergman, P. (2017). A two-peaked increase of serum myosin heavy chain-α after full distance triathlon demonstrates heart muscle cell death. Clinical Research in Cardiology. 106 (Suppl 1).
Status: Published
Danielsson, T., Carlsson, J., Bergman, P. (2017). Maximal Oxygen Consumption Predicts Skeletal and Heart Muscle Biomarkers Changes after a Full Distance Ironman. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise. 49 (5). 519.
Status: Published
Carlsson, J., Ragnarsson, T., Danielsson, T., Johansson, T., Schreyer, H., et al. (2016). Hjärtmarkörer ökar efter intensiv motion - oklar klinisk betydelse : Data från förstudie av Kalmar IronWoman-studien visar på troponin T-värden som vid hjärtinfarkt. Läkartidningen. 113 (31-33).
Status: Published

Article in journal (Other academic)

Carlsson, J., Danielsson, T., Bergman, P. (2017). Two-peaked increase of serum myosin heavy chain-α after Ironman demonstrates heart muscle cell death. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise. 47 (5 Supplement 1). 186.
Status: Published
Andreasson, J., Danielsson, T. (2016). Elitmotionärens vardag - familjeliv, tidspussel och extremidrott. Idrottsforskning. (18 maj).
Status: Published

Article in journal (Other (popular science, discussion, etc.))

Andersson, M., Danielsson, T., Bergman, P., Carlsson, J. (2018). Kompressionskläder ger ingen medicinsk effekt. Barometern. (September). 4-5.
Status: Published

Conference paper (Refereed)

Carlsson, J., Danielsson, T., Bergman, P., Schreyer, H. (2018). Echocardiographic Findings and Cardiac Biomarkers in Non-Elite Triathletes – Data from the Kalmar Ironwoman Study. .
Danielsson, T., Carlsson, J., Bergman, P., Ahnesjö, J. (2018). Peak oxygen uptake predicts finishing- and segment time in a full distance Ironman. Presented at the 23rd annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science (ECSS), Dublin, Ireland, July 4-7, 2018.
Danielsson, T., Bergman, P., Carlsson, J. (2017). Maximal Oxygen Consumption Predicts Skeletal and Heart Muscle Biomarkers Changes after a Full Distance Ironman. 19:e Kardiovaskulära Vårmötet 2017.
Carlsson, J., Ragnarsson, T., Danielsson, T., Bergman, P. (2016). Increase of biomarkers after the Kalmar Ironman in male and female non-elite triathletes. .
Danielsson, T., Andreasson, J. (2016). IRONMAN triathlon. : Familjeliv, tidspussel och extremidrott. SVEBI, 16-17 november.

Conference paper (Other academic)

Ahnesjö, J., Danielsson, T. (2013). Recreational fishing in an educational intervention context promotes awareness and knowledge about nature in schoolchildren. .