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2 high-school students diagnosed with long-QT syndrome, followed up without medical treatment, with no prior…
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Sympathovagal imbalance may trigger TdP in LQTS; hypothesis-generating case data requiring prospective validation before any practice implications.
Sympathovagal imbalance, characterized by sinus tachycardia followed by abrupt bradycardia, may play an important role in the dynamic change of the QT interval and initiation of TdP in patients with long-QT syndrome.
Fujiki et al. (2001) studied this question.
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