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Familial hx syncope, vfib arrest

Pt presented for ECG after experiencing cp in middle of night. Stress test negative. Pt states she has experienced episodes of gasping throughout the night as well as fluttering in her chest throughout the day. Pt also states it feels as though her “heart stops beating”. No significant PMHx. Familial hx of syncopal episode, vfib arrest, and daughter has worn zio patch for frequent PVC’s, fluttering in chest, and similar gasping episodes throughout it night. Potential for #Brugada?

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