Brugada Syndrome: Quick Guide ECG Patterns (V1–V2, 2nd/3rd ICS) 📉 🔹 Type 1 (Diagnostic): ≥2 mm coved ST elevation, downsloping ST segment, inverted T-wave. 🔹 Type 2: ≥2 mm saddleback ST elevation, upright/biphasic T-wave. 🔹 Dynamic changes: Fever/ajmaline can unmask Type 1. 🔹 Pseudo-RBBB (no true conduction delay). --- Diagnosis: Shanghai Score 2020 📋 #BrugadaSyndrome #Cardiology #ECG #SuddenCardiacDeath #Arrhythmia #HeartHealth #ClinicalGuidelines | Abdallah Othman

Brugada Syndrome: A Silent Threat to the Heart. What is Brugada Syndrome? A potentially fatal genetic disorder affecting the heart's electrical system, leading to an increased risk of sudden cardiac death--especially during sleep. It is caused by mutations in the SCN5A gene, affecting sodium channel function and cardiac conduction. Brugada Pattern vs. Brugada Syndrome G Brugada Pattern: ⁃ An incidental ECG finding without symptoms, ⁃ Can be triggered by fever, medications, or electrolyte imbalan