Prevalence of J-wave syndrome electrocardiographic patterns in a sample of Azerbaijan's general population

Objective: To this date, there is no information regarding the prevalence of neither the early repolarization syndrome (ERS) nor the Brugada syndrome (BrS) electrocardiographic (ECG) patterns in Azerbaijan. Study Design and Setting: This is a retrospective study of ECG recordings obtained between 20...

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Main Authors: Zumrud Ismibayli, Vefa Nazirova, Ixtiyar Sultanov, Gulshan Suleymanova, Sevda Alqayeva, Farid Aliyev, Konstantinos Kyriazis
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Published: Galenos Publishing House 2020-01-01
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Online Access:http://www.ijcva.com/article.asp?issn=2405-8181;year=2020;volume=6;issue=3;spage=97;epage=99;aulast=Ismibayli
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author Zumrud Ismibayli
Vefa Nazirova
Ixtiyar Sultanov
Gulshan Suleymanova
Sevda Alqayeva
Farid Aliyev
Konstantinos Kyriazis
author_facet Zumrud Ismibayli
Vefa Nazirova
Ixtiyar Sultanov
Gulshan Suleymanova
Sevda Alqayeva
Farid Aliyev
Konstantinos Kyriazis
author_sort Zumrud Ismibayli
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description Objective: To this date, there is no information regarding the prevalence of neither the early repolarization syndrome (ERS) nor the Brugada syndrome (BrS) electrocardiographic (ECG) patterns in Azerbaijan. Study Design and Setting: This is a retrospective study of ECG recordings obtained between 2011 and 2012 in one clinical center in Baku, Azerbaijan. The recordings were taken during routine check-ups of 1079 males and females of the general population, with an age range between 23 and 78 years (mean age 44 years). The presence of a J-wave in the lateral, inferior/inferolateral, right precordial, or all leads was evaluated by two independent cardiologists. Results: The J-wave ECG pattern was present in 66 participants (6.12%). The ERS pattern was present in 63 participants (5.84%), more specifically 1.4% – ERS Type 1, 4.4% – ERS Type 2, and 0% – ERS Type 3. The BrS pattern was present in three participants (0.27%), all of which had a Type 2 pattern. Conclusion: The J wave syndrome ECG pattern is not rare in Azerbaijan's general population. The prevalence of both the ERS and the BrS pattern is similar to existing reports from other countries.
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spelling doaj.art-630e190d9b9e46e886823eac4b2491952023-09-02T05:24:28ZengGalenos Publishing HouseInternational Journal of the Cardiovascular Academy2405-81812405-819X2020-01-0163979910.4103/IJCA.IJCA_10_20Prevalence of J-wave syndrome electrocardiographic patterns in a sample of Azerbaijan's general populationZumrud IsmibayliVefa NazirovaIxtiyar SultanovGulshan SuleymanovaSevda AlqayevaFarid AliyevKonstantinos KyriazisObjective: To this date, there is no information regarding the prevalence of neither the early repolarization syndrome (ERS) nor the Brugada syndrome (BrS) electrocardiographic (ECG) patterns in Azerbaijan. Study Design and Setting: This is a retrospective study of ECG recordings obtained between 2011 and 2012 in one clinical center in Baku, Azerbaijan. The recordings were taken during routine check-ups of 1079 males and females of the general population, with an age range between 23 and 78 years (mean age 44 years). The presence of a J-wave in the lateral, inferior/inferolateral, right precordial, or all leads was evaluated by two independent cardiologists. Results: The J-wave ECG pattern was present in 66 participants (6.12%). The ERS pattern was present in 63 participants (5.84%), more specifically 1.4% – ERS Type 1, 4.4% – ERS Type 2, and 0% – ERS Type 3. The BrS pattern was present in three participants (0.27%), all of which had a Type 2 pattern. Conclusion: The J wave syndrome ECG pattern is not rare in Azerbaijan's general population. The prevalence of both the ERS and the BrS pattern is similar to existing reports from other countries.http://www.ijcva.com/article.asp?issn=2405-8181;year=2020;volume=6;issue=3;spage=97;epage=99;aulast=Ismibaylibrugada syndromeearly repolarizationj-point elevationj-wave syndromessudden cardiac death
spellingShingle Zumrud Ismibayli
Vefa Nazirova
Ixtiyar Sultanov
Gulshan Suleymanova
Sevda Alqayeva
Farid Aliyev
Konstantinos Kyriazis
Prevalence of J-wave syndrome electrocardiographic patterns in a sample of Azerbaijan's general population
International Journal of the Cardiovascular Academy
brugada syndrome
early repolarization
j-point elevation
j-wave syndromes
sudden cardiac death
title Prevalence of J-wave syndrome electrocardiographic patterns in a sample of Azerbaijan's general population
title_full Prevalence of J-wave syndrome electrocardiographic patterns in a sample of Azerbaijan's general population
title_fullStr Prevalence of J-wave syndrome electrocardiographic patterns in a sample of Azerbaijan's general population
title_full_unstemmed Prevalence of J-wave syndrome electrocardiographic patterns in a sample of Azerbaijan's general population
title_short Prevalence of J-wave syndrome electrocardiographic patterns in a sample of Azerbaijan's general population
title_sort prevalence of j wave syndrome electrocardiographic patterns in a sample of azerbaijan s general population
topic brugada syndrome
early repolarization
j-point elevation
j-wave syndromes
sudden cardiac death
url http://www.ijcva.com/article.asp?issn=2405-8181;year=2020;volume=6;issue=3;spage=97;epage=99;aulast=Ismibayli
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