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Workshop 1_Electrocardiographic_London_2025_case 1
Workshop 1_Electrocardiographic_London_2025_case 1
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Dr. Barry London, Director of Cardiovascular Medicine at the University of Iowa, discusses electrocardiographic correlations in a workshop. He presents ten cases, including one about CV, a 54-year-old with no heart symptoms and a family history of a cardiac arrest. Genetic testing revealed a KCNQ1 mutation linked to Long QT syndrome. Despite the mutation's presence, CV shows no symptoms, highlighting incomplete penetrance. Dr. London discusses whether exercise stress tests can assist in diagnosing Long QT types 1 and 2, and evaluates CV’s condition in the context of family history and genetic findings.
Keywords
Long QT syndrome
KCNQ1 mutation
electrocardiographic correlations
genetic testing
exercise stress tests
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