Key result
Higher Q-fQRS in ACM patients and pathogenic variant carriers suggests early disease penetrance.
Why the study?
Does quantitative fragmented QRS (Q-fQRS) indicate early disease penetrance or aid in risk stratification in ACM patients and pathogenic variant carriers?
Does quantitative fragmented QRS (Q-fQRS) indicate early disease penetrance or aid in risk stratification in ACM patients and pathogenic variant carriers?
Quantitative fragmented QRS may serve as an early sign of disease penetrance in arrhythmogenic cardiomyopathy, but has limited utility for risk stratification in early or concealed stages.
May support early ACM penetrance detection in variant carriers; leaves open risk stratification utility pending prospective validation.
= 0.335). Both definite ACM patients and pathogenic variant carriers not fulfilling ACM diagnosis have a higher Q-fQRS than controls. This may indicate that increased Q-fQRS is an early sign of disease penetrance. In concealed and early stages of ACM the role of Q-fQRS for risk stratification is limited.
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Roudijk et al. (2020) studied this question. Quantitative fragmented QRS (Q-fQRS) is higher in definite ACM patients and pathogenic variant carriers than controls, suggesting it is an early sign of disease penetrance.
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