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How can i have an ecg concerning for brugada yet two cardiologists told me i don't have it? what would cause a funny looking ecg similar to brugada?
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Right: Bundle branch block would look funny GENETIC testing is now available for the Diagnosis of Brugada syndrome!!!! Hope this is helpful DR Z
Answered 6/5/2017
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Many Brugada mimics: Brugada is a genetic disease involving a normal heart structure but with an abnormal EKG, with increased risk of sudden death. The syndrome is characterized by the Brugada EKG sign, WITH syndope or seizures, and a structurally normal heart. Mimics of Brugada are many, inc. pericarditis and various drug reactions. If two reputatable cardiologist have said no Brugada, don't worry.
Answered 6/10/2017
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