Posted by: Johnson Francis on: 20 Sep, 2009
Osborn wave is seen in: a. Hypothermia b. Hypokalemia c. Hyperkalemia d. Hypocalcemia Answer: a Osborn wave is a small wave seen at the J point at the end of the QRS complex. It is seen in hypothermia. Other waves seen in these region are the Epsilon wave and J wave of early repolarisation syndrome.
Posted by: Johnson Francis on: 25 Oct, 2008
Lifestyle Changes in LQTS Lifestyle changes are recommended for all individuals with long QT syndrome (LQTS) regardless of whether they have a clinical and / or molecular diagnosis of LQTS and it is a Class I ACC / AHA / ESC recommendation. All patients with LQTS should avoid competitive sports. In LQT1 patients, swimming should [...]
