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ArticleClinical case reports2025

Sumatriptan Induced Brugada Syndrome, a Rare Presentation of a Commonly Used Drug.

Phool Iqbal, Saba Nabavi Monfared, Daniel Hernan Sacoto, Mustafa Bilal Ozbay, Wael Abdelmottaleb, Valentina Turbay Caballero, Muhammad Khalid Tahir, Savi Mushiyev

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Phool IqbalDepartment of Internal Medicine New York Medical College/Metropolitan Hospital Center New York New York USA.ORCID https://orcid.org/0000-0003-3472-9281
Saba Nabavi MonfaredHamad Medical Corporation Emergency and Trauma Clinical Pharmacy Department Doha Qatar.ORCID https://orcid.org/0000-0001-7788-4068
Daniel Hernan SacotoDepartment of Internal Medicine New York Medical College/Metropolitan Hospital Center New York New York USA.
Mustafa Bilal OzbayDepartment of Internal Medicine New York Medical College/Metropolitan Hospital Center New York New York USA.
Wael AbdelmottalebDepartment of Internal Medicine New York Medical College/Metropolitan Hospital Center New York New York USA.
Valentina Turbay CaballeroDepartment of Internal Medicine Advocate Christ Medical Center Chicago Illinois USA.
Muhammad Khalid TahirDepartment of Internal Medicine New York Medical College/Metropolitan Hospital Center New York New York USA.
Savi MushiyevDepartment of Cardiology New York Medical College/Metropolitan Hospital Center New York New York USA.

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6 · The paper itself

Abstract

We aim to highlight an important and rare association of Brugada Syndrome with a commonly used medication, Sumatriptan, which is used as an aborting Migraine headaches. This life-threatening condition needs early diagnosis and prompt management with vigilant follow-up for better patient outcomes.

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arrhythmiaBrugada syndromemigraine headachessumatriptan

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PMID40469122
PMCPMC12133605

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