This review highlights the complex and incompletely understood genetic basis of Brugada syndrome, noting that many cases remain genetically unexplained and some previously implicated variants may be too common in the general population to be monogenic causes.
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Genetic testing for Brugada syndrome warrants caution; leaves monogenic causality open for reevaluation.
Nielsen et al. (2013) studied this question.
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