Observational (n=49)
Patients with acquired long QT syndrome exhibit excessive QT prolongation in response to drugs or bradycardia, suggesting the presence of underlying predisposing factors despite the absence of known congenital genetic mutations.
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Tohru Ohe (2000) conducted an observational in Acquired long QT syndrome (n=49). Drugs and bradycardia vs. Patients without acquired long QT syndrome or without torsades de pointes was evaluated on QTc prolongation.
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