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Twelve-lead electrocardiogram showing type 2 Brugada pattern. Saddleback appearance can be seen in the precordial leads, especially in lead V2. This is characterized by a ≥2-mm ST elevation followed by a trough ≥1 mm and either a positive or biphasic T wave

Twelve-lead electrocardiogram showing type 2 Brugada pattern. Saddleback appearance can be seen in the precordial leads, especially in lead V2. This is characterized by a ≥2-mm ST elevation followed by a trough ≥1 mm and either a positive or biphasic T wave

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