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Novel cardiac manifestation of USH2A and GJB2 genes: A case report

2021-09-24

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Electrical storm can be caused by structural heart diseases and/or functional electrical abnormalities. We report a young boy without cardiac risk factors, having a positive family history of sudden cardiac death who presented with electrical storm. Stepwise diagnostic approach was not fruitful to determine previously known causes as the origin of the electrical storm. A new genotype related to the current electri...

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Literature Corpus work: 4795ffc4-e5a1-5f40-abf3-efe998a29cd4
DOI: 10.22541/au.163250819.96840635/v1

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