Early Identification of Prolonged QT Interval for Prevention of Sudden Infant Death.

Long QT syndrome is the main arrhythmogenic disease responsible for sudden death in infants, especially in the first days of life. Performing an electrocardiogram in newborns could enable early diagnosis and adoption of therapeutic measures focused on preventing lethal arrhythmogenic events. However, the inclusion of an electrocardiogram in neonatal screening protocols still remains a matter of discussion.

Pediatric Malignant Arrhythmias Caused by Rare Homozygous Genetic Variants in : A Comprehensive Interpretation.

To perform a comprehensive phenotype-genotype correlation of all rare variants in Triadin leading to malignant arrhythmias in pediatrics. Triadin knockout syndrome is a rare entity reported in pediatric population. This syndrome is caused by rare variants in the gene.