Case report, aetiology, and treatment of an acquired long-QT syndrome
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Case report, aetiology, and treatment of an acquired long-QT syndrome
Abstract
Acquired long-QT syndrome is an iatrogenic disorder, usually induced by drugs, which can cause life-threatening arrhythmias. We present a case report on an acquired long-QT syndrome with an interesting confluence of circumstances, and comment on aetiology and treatment.
Keywords: HERG gene,; IKr channel; Long-QT syndrome,; Torsades de pointes,.
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