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Clinicians should weigh overlapping actions and toxicities beyond class labels; leaves open need for updated antiarrhythmic classification.
This review highlights the mechanisms of action and limitations of the Vaughan Williams classification for antiarrhythmic drugs, emphasizing their multiple electrophysiologic effects and shared toxicities like proarrhythmia.
D M Roden (2000) studied this question.
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