This 45 year old man, comes with history of Dyspnoea on Exertion since 3 years, rapidly progressing since 1 month to Dyspnoea at rest since last 2 days. History of Orthopnoea and Paroxysmal Nocturnal Dyspnoea present.
On Examination, following signs were present as shown in pictures above.
CVS Examination-
BP in both upper limbs: 110/30mm Hg, and in both lower limbs 160/40mmHg (Hill’s sign Positive)
A short systolic murmur and an early diastolic murmur heard.
Diagnose the condition…..
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1. Lack of an RS complex in the precordial leads
2. Whether the longest interval in any precordial lead from the beginning of the R wave to the deepest part of the S wave, when an RS complex is present is greater than 100 ms
3. Whether atrioventricular dissociation is present
4. Whether both leads V1 and V6 fulfilled classic criteria for ventricular tachycardia.
Four-step Brugada algorithm for the diagnosis of wide complex tachycardia.
