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bin J, Nademanee K and Brugada P. Long-
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term follow-up of individuals with the electro-
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Abstract
Clinical Feature of Saddle-back Type Brugada-type
Electrocardiogram
Hisao Matsuda, Ryoji Kishi, Kiyoshi Nakazawa, and Fumihiko Miyake
Purpose: Brugada type electrocardiogram ῌECG῍ is inconsistent with its morphology, showing frequently Saddle-back type. We aimed to clarify the clinical feature of those who show such ECG type.
Method: The subjects consisted of 98 patients who were found to have the saddle-back type ECG. They
were classified into two groups by Na channel blockade challenge test using Pilsicainide ῌPLC῍; positive for
group P-positive ῌn῎20῍ and negative for group P-negative ῌn῎78῍. Clinical features were compared
between these groups. Result: ῌ1῍ After PLC administration, QRS interval, PEQ interval, and HV interval
were prolonged in both groups with the same degree. ῌ2῍ There were no significant background di#erence
between the groups as sex, obvious structural heart disease, syncopal episode of unknown origin, family
history of sudden death, and the result of LP, except the high incidence of ventricular fibrillation ῌVf῍
induction during electrophysiological study ῌEPS῍ in group P-positive ῌpῐ0.05῍. ῌ3῍ Cardiac event, syncopal attack, death did not occur in both groups for mean follow-up period of 51῏10.3 months. Conclusion:
Under PLC, not all the patients with the saddle-back type ECG showed typical Brugada type ECG, while
these two groups have shown the same degree of intraventricular conduction delay. This means that the
formation of typical Brugada type ECG will not be attributed to conduction delay. Moreover, although Vf
inducibility in the EPS was high in the group P-positive, however, both groups had favorable prognosis.
This will also suggest that defibrillator implantation for Group P-positive will be unnecessary, even with the
successful Vf induction in the EPS.
Key words
Brugada syndrome, Pilsicainide, Na channel blockade challenge test
Department of Internal Medicine, Divisions of Cardiology, St. Marianna University School of Medicine
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