Haldol im and qt prolongation

The first documented case of LQTS was described in Leipzig by Meissner in 1856, when a deaf girl died after her teacher yelled at her. When the parents were notified of her death, they reported that her older brother, who also was deaf, died after a terrible fright. [24] This was several decades before the ECG was invented, but is likely the first described case of Jervell and Lange-Nielsen syndrome. In 1957, the first case documented by ECG was described by Anton Jervell and Fred Lange-Nielsen , working in Tønsberg , Norway . [25] Italian pediatrician Cesarino Romano, in 1963, [26] and Irish pediatrician Owen Conor Ward, in 1964, [27] separately described the more common variant of LQTS with normal hearing, later called Romano-Ward syndrome. The establishment of the International Long-QT Syndrome Registry in 1979 allowed numerous pedigrees to be evaluated in a comprehensive manner. This helped in detecting many of the numerous genes involved. [28]



Haldol im and qt prolongation

haldol im and qt prolongation


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