Brugada Pattern Caused by a Flecainide Overdose

Tessitore, Elena; Ramlawi, Majd; Tobler, Olivier; Sunthorn, Henri

doi:10.1016/j.jemermed.2016.10.045

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“…We did a comprehensive literature search using different Medical Subject Heading (MeSH) terms and reviewed all the available literature on unmasking or new onset of Brugada pattern and Brugada syndrome. Our search revealed a total of 65 cases as mentioned in online supplementary table 1 6–70. The mean age of the reported patients was 42 years (1.5–80) with 85% (n=60) males and 15% (n=11) females.…”

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Brugada pattern: a comprehensive review on the demographic and clinical spectrum

Abbas

Roomi

Ullah³

et al. 2019

BMJ Case Rep

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A prominent coved or saddle-shaped ST-segment elevation followed by T wave changes in V1-V3 and in the absence of other identifiable cause is termed as Brugada pattern. This pattern in the presence of documented ventricular arrhythmias or its symptoms (syncope, seizure) or significant family for sudden cardiac death or abovementioned ECG changes is called Brugada syndrome. Here we present a comprehensive literature review on the precipitation factors of Brugada syndrome/pattern by various stimuli, its presentation, associations, management and outcomes. We are also presenting a unique case of Brugada pattern where the patient’s Brugada pattern was unmasked at an extreme old age by infection.

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