Arrhythmogenic right ventricular dysplasia as a possible cause of sudden cardiac death: a case report and clinical review.
Al Hashimi Hm, A J J van Es, Galjee Ma, Molhoek Gp, Verhorst Pm
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Al Hashimi Hm, A J J van Es, Galjee Ma, Molhoek Gp, Verhorst Pm
Abstract
Sudden cardiac death can be described as an unexplained natural death due to a cardiac cause. It occurs within a short period, one hour or less, after onset of symptoms in a person without any prior medical history. Among the many causes of unexplained sudden cardiac death, we would like to specifically discuss arrhythmogenic right ventricular dysplasia as a rare cause in otherwise healthy and usually young individuals.
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Sudden cardiac death can be described as an unexplained natural death due to a cardiac cause. It occurs within a short period, one hour or less, after onset of symptoms in a person without any prior medical history. Among the many causes of unexplained sudden cardiac death, we would like to specifically discuss arrhythmogenic right ventricular dysplasia as a rare cause in otherwise healthy and usually young individuals.
Key concepts: Medicine, Sudden cardiac death, Arrhythmogenic right ventricular dysplasia, Sudden death, Dysplasia, Cardiology, Cause of death, Natural history