Slide 1: Spot this week’s distinctive EKG finding. [EKG]

Slide 2: Do those septal precordial leads look peculiar? [EKG]

Slide 3: Brugada sign: the diagnostic criteria. Formal definition: ST elevation in leads V1-V3 + accompanying negative T-wave + one of three morphologies: [EKGs showing Type 1: Coved (STE > 2mm), Type 2: Saddle-back (STE > 2mm), and Type 3: Saddle-back (STE < 2mm)]

Slide 4: EKG pattern confirmed! …What now? Assess for clinical manifestations (ventricular fibrillation or tachycardia, family history of sudden cardiac death, history of unexplained cardiogenic episode, presence of nocturnal agonal respiration) -> Present? Meets diagnostic criteria for Brugada Syndrome. ICD. | Just the isolated EKG pattern? Questionable significance. Consider an EP study.