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“…We show that pharmacological tests can induce ScPVCs in 56% of patients with ScPVC-related IVF. This incidence is higher than in a previous study, 5 as the present group consists of patients with documented spontaneous ScPVCs. The SCB test had the highest yield (48%), whereas catecholamines could be arrhythmogenic in some individual patients.…”
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“…We show that pharmacological tests can induce ScPVCs in 56% of patients with ScPVC-related IVF. This incidence is higher than in a previous study, 5 as the present group consists of patients with documented spontaneous ScPVCs. The SCB test had the highest yield (48%), whereas catecholamines could be arrhythmogenic in some individual patients.…”
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“…[1][2][3][4] We reported that, among patients undergoing a sodium channel blocker (SCB) challenge to unravel a Brugada ECG, 4.7% developed ScPVCs. 5 However, sodium channel blocking testing in ScPVC-related IVF has not been systematically evaluated. Pharmacological inducibility could be of significant diagnostic value in the identification of at-risk patients because ScPVCs are unpredictable and recorded randomly, mainly during VF recurrences.…”
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“…In addition, in the Chinese series, no case of syncope or sudden death has been observed before or after ablation of the arrhythmias (10,11). Therefore, we do recommend patient reassurance policy in asymptomatic or mildly symptomatic patients (i.e., palpitations) displaying these arrhythmias after extensive work-up including repeat 12 leads ECG Holter and maybe pharmacologic drug testing as recommended by the Bordeaux group (12). In contrast, if such arrhythmias are documented in a patient who suffered one or more "true syncopal" events, extensive work-up should be performed with high suspicion that the syncope might be related to aborted malignant tachyarrhythmias.…”
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“…9,10 Therefore, we do recommend patient reassurance policy in asymptomatic or mildly symptomatic patients (i.e., palpitations) displaying these arrhythmias after extensive work-up including repeat 12 leads ECG Holter and maybe pharmacologic drug testing as recommended by the Bordeaux group. 11 In contrast, if such arrhythmias are documented in a patient who suffered one or more "true syncopal" events, extensive work-up should be performed with the high suspicion that the syncope might be related to aborted malignant tachyarrhythmias.…”
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