Sudden death in non-syndromic mitochondrial disorders due to m.3243A > G may not only be cardiogenic

Josef Finsterer; Sounira Mehri; Sinda Zarrouk‐Mahjoub

doi:10.1017/s1047951124000234

March 6, 2024Cardiology in the YoungOpen Access

Sudden death in non-syndromic mitochondrial disorders due to m.3243A > G may not only be cardiogenic

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Sudden death in individuals with non-syndromic mitochondrial disorders due to m.3243A > G may involve critical non-cardiac pathways alongside cardiac issues.
Clinical assessment of m.3243A > G carriers indicates that fatal events can emerge from complex multi-organ vulnerability rather than isolated cardiogenic failure.
Highlights that surveillance for sudden death in mitochondrial disorders must expand beyond cardiac monitoring to evaluate diverse neurological and systemic hazards.

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Reveals sudden death in non-syndromic mitochondrial disorders with m.3243A > G may stem from non-cardiogenic causes, highlighting broader systemic risks.

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