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A survey of 83 pediatric electrophysiologists found significant practice variation for pediatric Brugada syndrome; 97% recommended ICDs for symptomatic patients and 27% for asymptomatic patients.
Cross-Sectional (n=83)
There is significant practice variation among pediatric electrophysiologists in the diagnosis and management of pediatric Brugada syndrome, highlighting the need for specific best practice guidelines.
Practice variation in pediatric Brugada ICD decisions signals need for consensus guidelines; leaves open optimal risk stratification for asymptomatic patients.
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Harris et al. (2014) conducted a cross-sectional in Pediatric Brugada Syndrome (n=83). Clinical practice survey was evaluated on Therapeutic approach to pediatric patients with symptomatic and asymptomatic Brugada syndrome. A survey of 83 pediatric electrophysiologists found significant practice variation for pediatric Brugada syndrome; 97% recommended ICDs for symptomatic patients and 27% for asymptomatic patients.
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