Brugada syndrome electrocardiographic examples of Type I Brugada syndrome
Editor-In-Chief: C. Michael Gibson, M.S., M.D. [1]
Overview
Shown below are aditional examples of Type I Brugada syndrome.
Examples
Shown below is an example of the EKG characteristics in Type I Brugada syndrome - a right bundle branch block pattern in leads V1-3 and ST segment elevation in leads V1-3
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Shown below are examples of Brugada syndrome type 1 showing J point elevation, right bundle branch block and T wave inversion.
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Shown below is an example of Brugada syndrome with ST segment elevation.
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Shown below are examples of Brugada sydrome type 2 showing J point elevation, saddle shaped ST segment.
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Shown below is an example of Brugada syndrome with right bundle branch block in V1 and St segment elevation in V1-3
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