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Table 2. Hazard ratios of ventricular tachyarrhythmic events associated with programmed ventricular stimulation and ECG

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Table 2. Hazard ratios of ventricular tachyarrhythmic events associated with programmed ventricular stimulation and ECG

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factors in asymptomatic patients with Brugada syndrome.

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Hazard ratio

Confidence

interval p value ECG markers

Spontaneous type 1 1.40 0.351-9.30 0.658

Tpe interval (V2) ≥100 ms 3.77 1.08-14.75 0.038

Fragmented QRS (any leads) 7.42 1.39-136.78 0.015 Inferolateral early depolarization 0.85 0.13-3.40 0.835 Electrophysiological study

VF induction min CI ≥180 ms 13.64 2.53-252.67 0.001

min CI ≥200 ms 3.64 1.00-13.25 0.049

Induction mode

single vs no induction 74.44 6.90-1644.52 0.001 double vs no induction 11.77 1.88-226.43 0.007 triple vs no induction 10.06 0.95-218.17 0.055 single vs others 14.34 2.13-59.65 0.011 single+double vs others 5.71 1.58-26.59 0.008 Induction site RVOT vs RVA 0.32 0.06-1.76 0.180

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RVA+RVOT vs RVOT 1.36 0.25-7.46 0.706

RVA+RVOT vs RVA 0.44 0.08-2.40 0.323

ERP<200 ms (any site or BCL) NA

HV ≥50 ms 1.34 0.20-5.36 0.720

ECG markers (fragmented QRS, Tpe≧100 ms) + PVS 1 ECG factor + induced VF vs. no induced

VF/no ECG factor 11.65 1.72-228.14 0.011

2 ECG factors + induced VF vs. no induced

VF/no ECG factor 42.27 6.78-811.10 <0.001

2 ECG factors + induced VF vs. 1 ECG

factor + induced VF 3.63 0.96-14.69 0.058

Abbreviations are the same as those in Table 1.

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Table 2. Hazard ratios of ventricular tachyarrhythmic events associated with programmed ventricular stimulation and ECG

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