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Standard 12-lead ECG alone may be insufficient for evaluating Brugada syndrome.
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This commentary discusses the effectiveness of the 12-lead ECG in identifying Brugada syndrome, suggesting implications for cardiac diagnosis.
J. Farré; The Brugada syndrome: do we need more than the 12-lead ECG?, European Heart Journal, Volume 21, Issue 4, 1 February 2000, Pages 264–265, https://doi.o
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Jerónimo Farré (2000) studied this question. The standard 12-lead ECG may not be entirely sufficient on its own for evaluating Brugada syndrome, highlighting the potential need for additional diagnostic strategies.
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