síndrome del qt largo syndrome of long q-t interval
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2011
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Abstract
El síndrome del QT largo congénito de tipo Romano-Ward es una canalopatía arritmogénica poco frecuente, caracterizada por una grave alteración en la repolarización ventricular y traducida en el electrocardiograma por un alargamiento del intervalo QTc. Se documenta el caso de una paciente con síndrome del QT largo congénito de tipo 1, asintomática, con antecedentes familiares de muerte súbita y síndrome del QT largo, a quien se le realizó estudio ecocardiográfico, prueba ergométrica, detección de potenciales tardíos y dispersión del QT como complementos diagnósticos y estratificadores de riesgo. Se prescribió tratamiento farmacológico y semanas después se valoró su efectividad.
The syndrome of congenital long Q-T interval (Q-T-i) of Romano-Ward type is an uncommon arrthymic channel disease, characterized by a severe alteration in ventricular repolarization and translated in the electrocardiogram by a lengthening of QTc interval. This is the case of a female patient presenting with type 1 congenital long Q-T, asymptomatic, with family history of sudden death and syndrome of long Q-T; an echocardiography study, ergometer test, late potentials detection and Q-T dispersion as diagnostic complements and risk stratification. Drug therapy was prescribed and several weeks later its effectiveness was assessed.
The syndrome of congenital long Q-T interval (Q-T-i) of Romano-Ward type is an uncommon arrthymic channel disease, characterized by a severe alteration in ventricular repolarization and translated in the electrocardiogram by a lengthening of QTc interval. This is the case of a female patient presenting with type 1 congenital long Q-T, asymptomatic, with family history of sudden death and syndrome of long Q-T; an echocardiography study, ergometer test, late potentials detection and Q-T dispersion as diagnostic complements and risk stratification. Drug therapy was prescribed and several weeks later its effectiveness was assessed.
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| Authors | ;Michel Cabrera Ortega;Francisco Javier Ozores Suárez |
| Journal | studies in the history of gardens and designed landscapes |
| Year | 2011 |
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