Unnikrishnan et al have reported the occurrence of torsades de pointes in 3 of 19 patients treated with arsenic trioxide.[1][1] The propensity for arsenic to cause reversible Q-T interval prolongation is well known and has previously been characterized.[2][2] To minimize the risk of long Q-T–
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