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Brugada Flashcards

1
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Neuro dd of Brugada

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FA- freidrichs ataxia T-thiamine def D-dmd

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What will u look for in CXR in Brugada pattern

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Mediastinal mass compressing RVOT

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3
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Echo considerations in Brugada

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RA- nil sp 
RV- RVMI,arvd, acute PE
LA-nil sp 
LV-myocarditis 
Ao-dissection
Pericardium-pericarditis, hemopericardium
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4
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ECG considerations in Brugada

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RBBB.,LBBB,LVH,Early repolarisation

Long QT 3

Hyperkalemia,Hypercalcemia

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5
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Brugada is due to

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Sodium channelopathy

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6
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Brugada sign is

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Coved ST >2 mm in 2 or more of V1-3 with neg T wave i.e. Type 1 pattern is called Brugada sign

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7
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Brugada sign plus —- diagnoses Brugada syndrome

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Clinical criteria

  1. VF or Polymorphic VT
  2. Family h/o of SCD less than 45
  3. Brugada sign in family members
  4. Inducible VT in EPS
  5. Syncope (likely due to tachyarrhythmia)
  6. Nocturnal agonal respiration

2005 consensus conference

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8
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Mean age of sudden death in Brugada

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41 yrs

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9
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Type 3 Brugada pattern is

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Less than 2 mm ST elevation

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10
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Leads used for Brugada diagnosis

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V1-3

It’s V1& 2 only as per 2013 HRS Guidelines

Latest as of 2018 April

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11
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Non diagnostic Brugada patterns

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Type 2 and 3

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12
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Right precordial leads are

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V1-2

As per 2013 HRS Guidelines

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13
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Common feature of all 3 Brugada patterns

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J point elevation of 2 mm or more

Not ST segment.

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14
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Preferred intercostal space for ECG in Brugada

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2nd ICS

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15
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Type 1 ECG pattern with no clinical criteria is called

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Idiopathic Brugada ECG pattern

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16
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Most controversial topic in Brugada

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Value of EPS

Dec 2017 review for HRS Guidelines JACC- Doesn’t support EPS in most Asymptomatic Brugada pattern

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17
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Only drug which maybe useful in Brugada

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Quinidine And Amiodarone

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18
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Two diseases caused by SCN5A mutations

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Brugada and Lng QT3 syndrome

Both are autosomal dominant

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19
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When does Brugada and Long QT 3 manifest

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Brugada in adulthood in males

Long QT3 usually in teenage years

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20
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Drugs increasing ST elevation in. Brugada

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Beta blockers, Class I A and C

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21
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Drugs which increase ST elevation of Brugada but decreases arrythmogenicity in Long QT 3

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Beta blockers

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22
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Drugs which increases arrythmogenicity in Brugada but reduces in Long QT 3

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Class I A and C

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23
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Brugada pattern in ECG could be an early sub clinical manifestation of

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ARVD

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24
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Brugada syndrome is functional abnormality in

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Repolarisation

25
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HRS ECG criteria which support diagnosis of Brugada syndrome in patient with brugada pattern

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  1. First degree heart block
  2. AF
  3. Fragmented QRS
  4. ST/T alternans with LBBB ectopics in HOLTER
  5. Late potentials on SAE
  6. Absence of structural heart disease including ischemia–so..?TMT
  7. Some EP features

BLAST Fragmented QRS

26
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How to differentiate Brugada from RBBB and athletes

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At 40 ms of high take off the decrease in amplitude in Brugada is 4 mm or less

In RBBB and athletes it is much higher

27
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Asymptomatic Brugada pattern what to do

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Do nothing . Uptodate 06/2017

28
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3 drugs which reduce arrhythmogenicity in Long QT3

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Beta blockers ClassI A& C

29
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Drugs which reduce arrhythmogenecity in Long QT3

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Beta blockers, Class IA& C

These drugs increase ST elevation in Brugada

30
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Drug given to induce Brugada

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Class 1 anti arrhythmic drugs intravenous

31
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Precautions for Asymptomatic Brugada who go for sports

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Avoid dehydration / electrolyte depletion
Avoid fever/ heat exhaustion - treat With antipyretics early
Personal AED
Avoid large meals and excess Alcohol

32
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ECG finding in Brugada

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  1. Pseudo RBBB &
  2. ST elevation

In V1 and V2

33
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Brugada was introduced as a clinical entity in

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1992

34
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Brugada causes death in

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Young healthy adults

Less frequent in infants and children

35
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Which guidelines suggested only 2 types of Brugada

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2012 consensus report

36
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Normal ECG recording amplitude

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10mm per mV

37
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Brugada syndrome is caused by ————-of———————in the —————-

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Inactivation of Sodium channels in Right Ventricle

38
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Difference between epsilon wave of ARVD and r’ of Brugada type 2

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Epsilon wave is usually separated from the QRS
Also no clear ST elevation &
Symmetric negative T waves in V1-3

39
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Epsilon wave in ARVD represents

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Early after depolarizations

40
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Epsilon wave is described as a

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“Grassy knoll” after the QRS

41
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Duration of the base of triangle of r’ 5mm from peak of r more than —— suggests Brugada type 2

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> 160 ms

42
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ECG DD of Type 2 Brugada

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iRBBB, P.excavatum, ARVD, Athletes

43
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Diagnostic criteria followed for Brugada is the

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2013 HRS/EHRA/APHRS expert consensus statement

44
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No of leads to diagnose Brugada as per 2013 Guidelines

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ONE
V1 or V2

Using standard or superior lead placement.

45
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ST elevation in Type 1 Brugada

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2mm or more

At take off

46
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Fragmented QRS means

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Notching of QRS in presence of narrowQRS- may represent scar

47
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The largest international registry of Brugada

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SABRUS registry

48
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Peak arrhythmic events in Brugada occurs between

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38-48 years

49
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Common drugs which may unmask Brugada

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Beta blockers, Alcohol

50
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Patients with Type 2 Brugada should undergo drug challenge if

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Family history of SCD below 45 or

Family history of Brugada pattern Type 1

51
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The high take off of ST segment in Brugada is due to

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Abnormal repolarisation in the RVOT

52
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Gene mutation in Brugada

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SCN5A

53
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The descend of ST at 40 ms in Brugada Type 1versus RBBB or Athletes

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4 mm or less in Brugada while more in others

i.e slow descend in Brugada

54
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Minimum ST elevation at lowest point in Brugada Type 2

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0.5 mm

r’ takeoff is at least 2mm

55
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T wave in Type 2 Brugada

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Upright in V2

Variable in V1

56
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2013 Guidelines on when to suspect Brugada syndrome in Type 1 pattern with ECG, Holter, SAECG, EP

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BLAQ- 
Block- first degree AV block
Left -axis deviation 
A-Atrial fibrillation 
Q- QRS Fragmented

Holter- ST-T alternans with LBBB ectopics

SAECG- done only if high index of suspicion- Late potentials seen

EP- not recommended: may be done if additional risk stratfn required. HV interval long, VRP less( Uptodate)

57
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Clinical features other than ECG required for Brugada syndrome diagnosis

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VAS F2E

V- VF/VT-Polymorphic
A- Agonal respiration (nocturnal)
S- Syncope

F-Family history- Death < 45; or Type1 pattern in first degree relative

EP- inducible VT

2005 consensus

58
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Arrhythmic storm may be defined as

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3 or more VT/VF in 24 hours

2013 consensus on arrhythmias

59
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Drug to be used to suppress arrhythmic storm in BrS patients

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Isoprenaline infusion

Also Quinidine

For Asymptomatic pts also Quinidine May be considered

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