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Endocrinopathies mimicking gene negative long QT syndrome
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Electrophysiology
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 24 November 2021
Abstract
Ventricular repolarisation can be influenced by hormonal milieu which may mimic long QT syndrome. We describe a series of patients referred for genetic testing for diagnosed long QT syndrome where a detailed clinical workup demonstrated endocrinopathies as the cause of presumed “gene negative” long QT syndrome and QT prolongation.
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