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almost 4 years ago
ECG shows ST elevation and some unspecified twave inversions. I would follow STEMI protocol. EMT here
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It's turned out to be Brugada. 1 in 2000 prevalence in young population. Causes sudden unexplained cardiac arrest usually at night.
almost 4 years ago
I could believe it brugada due to seizures but always rule out most common and serious conditions. Interesting case thanks for sharing
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